
Eternal Flux
See how your emotions change while you watch video
Details
- Categories
- Analytics & MonitoringHealth & Wellness
- Use Cases
- Data AnalysisFeedback Collection
- Target Audience
- Non-Technical Users
- Platforms
- Mobile
About Eternal Flux
Eternal Flux helps you see how your internal ‘filter’ shifts across the day. Watch a short clip from your library, then watch the same clip again later. The app compares your reactions side-by-side and highlights the moments that changed, so you can spot patterns like overload, tension, or flattened reactions. Everything stays on your phone. No uploads. No server How to use Eternal Flux 1. Open the app and pick a short video from your photos (10–30 seconds works best). 2. If it’s your first time, do a one-time neutral face scan. 3. Tap Start and watch the clip. The app tracks your reaction while you watch. 4. Later (after work, at night, or whenever your mood shifts), tap Watch Again and replay the same clip. 5. Check Results to see what changed between viewings and which moments triggered the biggest shift.
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New vision
People spend hours watching short clips, and I think that time can be used intentionally. I’m building a mobile app that computes a Focus Index from real-time attention/emotion signals (e.g., micro-expressions, blink rate patterns) while users watch short everyday clips. Over a few minutes, it identifies which stimuli raise or lower focus and then personalizes a “pre-work boost” feed that increases focus and motivation in ~3 minutes.
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Very interesting product idea. 🙂
If you’d like to try it, here’s the TestFlight link to join the beta: https://testflight.apple.com/join/p1Kg7Udx