Psimetry 1.1

Psimetry is an experiment you can try yourself: can focused intention nudge random motion?

Hold one of four regions in mind. While you focus, your device's random-number generator decides how 100 particles move, with nothing shown on screen but a calm, breathing glow. When the run ends, you say which region you chose. Only then does Psimetry score the run, replay the movement and show where it landed compared with pure chance.

Because you declare your region after the random numbers are drawn, your choice can't influence or seed them, and you can't pick the region that "won".

• Blind assessments of 30 seconds, 1 minute or 2 minutes
• Practice mode with live particles and a target you choose first
• A clear picture of each result on the chance curve, with full statistics under Advanced
• History of your sessions, kept on your device
• Exportable records with every raw random number, for anyone who wants to check the math
• Optional, opt-in research sharing (pseudonymous, withdraw any time)
• No ads, no account

Psimetry is an experiment, not a test of ability. Most runs land close to what chance predicts, and a single unusual result doesn't show mental influence. The full method, including the random-number source, the scoring formulas and the blind protocol, is published at pk-research.expo.app/method.html.

License: Commercial