Stim logging
Track the stim itself, the setup, and what happened next.
The Stims surface helps you notice repetitive self-regulation patterns, context, and escalation points so you can respond with more compassion and better support.
Keep the same visual system, but let the content stay focused on the surface you intentionally opened.
Track the stim itself, the setup, and what happened next.
See when stims are soothing, rising, or signaling overload.
Log the physical and sensory picture, not just the label.
Use circuit breakers and supports without treating the stim as failure.
These limited subdomains are intentionally narrower, but they should still make it easy to jump to the next most relevant surface.
Return to the wider friction view when you want the bigger pattern.
Open a therapy surface when a stim pattern touches emotion, memory, or meaning.
Bring stim awareness back into planning and daily support systems.
Stay on this focused surface when it helps, or jump into the full app when you want the whole connected workspace.