Case studies / documented outcomes
What measurable progressactually looks like.
What measurable progress actually looks like.Each account below is drawn from consented user data with identifying details changed. Figures are measured against the person's own baseline, the only comparison that means anything in behavioral work.
Three accounts
Baseline, intervention, and the number that moved.
Every case follows the same structure: the failure point we measured, the configuration change the engine made, and the outcome tracked against that person's own starting line.
44%
Average friction reduction
8 mo
Longest sustained run
4h
Conflict recovery time
Case 01 / ADHD Vision
Product lead, diagnosed at 34, six months on the Gateway tier
- Problem
- Every morning began with a twenty-item list and ended with two items closed, most of them trivial. The initiation boundary, not the workload, was the failure point.
- Approach
- Baseline mapping identified a severe low-dopamine window before eleven and a high-capacity block after two. The friction router was configured to expose one physical action before noon and expand the ladder afterward.
- Result
- Task initiation friction dropped 44% against her own baseline by week seven. Deep work blocks moved from an average of 22 minutes to 51 minutes, and she stopped rebuilding her system every Sunday night.
- Friction reduction
- 44%
- Deep work block
- 51m
Case 02 / Relationship Vision
Partnership of nine years, both users, four months on the Bundle
- Problem
- The same logistical argument recurred roughly every eleven days, escalating within four minutes and taking two days to recover from.
- Approach
- Rupture logging isolated a single repeating trigger around unannounced schedule changes. The engine returned a short pre-emptive script and a specific repair sequence tied to that trigger rather than to general conflict advice.
- Result
- Escalation speed extended from four minutes to nineteen, and recovery time compressed from two days to under four hours. The recurrence interval widened from eleven days to thirty-eight.
- Recovery time
- 4h
- Recurrence interval
- 38d
Case 03 / Healing Vision
Founder and parent of two, eight months across the full suite
- Problem
- Three previous recovery routines were abandoned in month two, each after a single missed week convinced her the effort had been wasted.
- Approach
- Daily pacing replaced fixed programming. Contracted days were recorded as valid inputs with a logged reason, and the monthly report surfaced the long trend rather than a streak count.
- Result
- She completed eight consecutive months for the first time. Contracted days accounted for 31% of the period and the trend line still improved, which is the specific evidence that kept her from quitting in month two.
- Months sustained
- 8
- Contracted days
- 31%
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