Captioning every word requires the reader to split attention between learning what to do and having an opportunity to explore their sensory experience.

By condensing captions to only a few lines of essential text, less reading allows for more time to process and experience.

Cues are summarized with pictures, arrows and numbers.

A timer counts down the length of each cue. Settle in yet anticipate change.

Change the volume of speech independently of the didgeridoo which can be felt just before an update to the cue.

Set the Star to display a flicker to see when cues update through closed eyes.

Change the font size of cues to read comfortably.


Currently we are Gathering Feedback on four half-hour lessons featured in a Fibromyalgia study: Moving Out of Pain by Mark Reese. Tell us what you like and want to see different so we can provide the best quality service of the remaining twelve half-hour lessons. The goal is to create a new means of communicating rich, often invisible propriceptive details. Thank you!