Systems Atlas Project
TOOLS Four apps
Four apps that came before the map, not out of it.
Each one came from noticing a gap directly — something being measured badly, or not at all — before the decomposition could point at it.
They are independent tools, not a suite. They share no data and no account, and each keeps its own name, colour and identity.
None of them is placed on the map. All four are about the optimisation of learning and attention, so each touches many parts of many systems at once, and the decomposition has not reached the node level in any domain. Any attribution offered now would be invented.
A training app that counts what you actually did.
Open Konki →
Japanese vocabulary, reviewed just before you would have forgotten it.
Open Shutoku →
You write the rules. Once a day, you mark whether you kept them.
Open Kantetsu →
Unbroken attention, measured without a pause button.
Open Bottou →