OPEN TO EVERYONE · NO ACCOUNT
A map for
this conversation.
You start the room. Friends suggest placements.
Only you decide what makes it onto the map.
Place someone
Pick a context. Set stance, authorship and flexibility. Give a reason.
Compare opinions
Share your invitation. Suggestions appear as outlined points until you accept them.
Let it go
The room expires after two hours. End it earlier whenever the conversation is done.
The three dimensions & fair placement
−1: yield and let things unfold. +1: initiate, steer and intervene. Neither half wins by default.
0: follow a default script. 1: choose deliberately and revise after feedback. Give examples of choices and revisions.
0: the same mode everywhere. 1: switch between yielding and pushing as situations change. Use more than one observation.
Name the context, record what happened, then choose coordinates. Treat missing evidence as unknown, not zero. These are playful interpretations of behaviour, not validated personality scores.
Grothendieck ridge: high R and F, across both stances. Pontos: near-neutral A with elevated R and F, outside the ridge. Low R/F distinguish the passive and hyperactive NPC corners. High R with a clear stance gives Deliberate Bollito or Deliberate Fritto.
What “temporary” means
No accounts, profiles or permanent saved maps. Placements are encrypted in your browser; the room key stays in the invitation link, not on the server. The service temporarily relays encrypted data and stops serving it after two hours or when the owner ends the room. Expired records are cleaned up on later room requests; service backups may retain encrypted copies. Your browser history can retain links, and participants can copy what they see.
Keep owner links to yourself. Losing your owner link means losing the approval controls; we cannot recover it. The separate private atlas keeps its existing password and saved data.