PerceptionGap vs Still Here

Perception Gap helps you understand how you come across in real-life moments — and where your self-perception differs from how others experience you. Whether it’s a work meeting, family talk, friends/party, dating, online discussion, or stress/conflict: choose a situation, do a quick self-check, invite feedback, and get a clear mirror of your communication. Use it once for a specific moment — or repeatedly to improve over time by spotting patterns across situations. HOW IT WORKS 1. Pick a situation 2. Self-Check (about 60 seconds) — rate how you think you came across 3. Invite your panel — they answer a short anonymous survey via link 4. Mirror Report — see the gap between self-view and panel feedback WHAT YOU’LL SEE IN YOUR MIRROR REPORT * 4-dimension radar: Friendly • Honest • Competent • Confident * Your #1 gap and what it means * Panel highlights (what stood out most) * Full breakdown (Panel A, B, C scores) * Micro-Experiments: practical tips to close your gap BUILT FOR PRIVACY * Panel stays anonymous — labeled as Panel A, B, C (no names or emails) * Self-check data is stored locally on your device and can be deleted anytime * Panel responses auto-delete after 90 days FREE VS. SUBSCRIPTION Free: Create unlimited checks, complete self-checks, invite panels, and try the flow with demo feedback. Subscription: Unlock the full Mirror Report and Micro-Experiments (actionable tips). Privacy Policy: https://perception-gap.netlify.app/privacy Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Still Here is not therapy. It’s not a journal. It’s not social media. Still Here is a simple daily check-in for people living alone. Each day, you tap once to say: “I’m still here.” If you don’t check in for two consecutive days, a trusted contact will be notified automatically — so someone knows to check on you. No pressure. No constant messages. Just a quiet signal that you’re okay — or that you might need support. Emotional Support, when you need it When you don’t know who else to reach out to, Still Here offers a calm, private space to share how you’re feeling. Not advice. Not judgment. Just a gentle presence when things feel heavy. Designed for people who: Live alone Feel isolated or overwhelmed Want someone to notice if something’s wrong Prefer simplicity over social feeds Still Here exists for one simple reason: So that even on your quietest days, someone knows you’re still here.