Neural Report

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Your Neural Report

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The first time you
see your own session.

You felt it. Here is the direction your nervous system moved while you were in it — not a score.

Your nervous system

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A more activated state is as valid a response as a more settled one.

Your signature · minute by minute

How your rhythm moved through the session.

your rhythm (rMSSD, ms) most settled most activated

A per-minute view is noisier than the start → end summary below — read the shape it traces, not any single minute.

Your heart-rhythm direction · start → end · the two ends of the arc above

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Start

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End

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Your state

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Session

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The room · where your band sat

You among the others.

more activatedmore settled

Each mark is one band's end state. Yours is filled. This is where you sat in the room, not a ranking — the room held a spread, as rooms do.

The room · group convergence

You weren't alone in it.

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For part of this session, your heart rhythm converged with the room — in whatever direction the room was moving. Something a personal tracker can't show you.

What does this mean?
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Your words, next to your reading.
The number is only half of it — what the session felt like is the other half. What did you notice in yourself during the session, and how do you feel now compared with when you arrived?

Saved on this device only, in your browser — not uploaded.

Reading it honestly. Start and end are short windows of your heart-rhythm variability (rMSSD). A change smaller than this band's own measurement noise is shown as steady, not movement. Heart-rate variability has ~30 years of science behind it; the group convergence measure is under independent review and not yet validated.

A snapshot of your session today.

Every session is its own moment. Come back — each one tells its own story.