General
The intuitive controls, sliders, toggles, and buttons we all have.
35 settings
Accessibility
Adjust your environment so you can succeed — instead of forcing yourself to struggle. Change the setup, not yourself.
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Airplane Mode
Knowing when to fully disconnect for safety, clarity, or self-preservation. A total systems safeguard.
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Anti-Alias
Whether you flatten the world into binaries, or allow for nuance, complexity, and blurry edges.
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App Permissions
What you allow different areas of your life to access. The boundaries between work, relationships, health, and identity.
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Auto-Lock
How quickly you shut down or disengage when not actively stimulated. Your threshold for idle before you check out.
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Background Processes
The fears, survival patterns, and old logic that keep running in your mind whether you notice them or not. Some were installed by you, some by your environment, some by people who raised you. This setting is not about stopping them — it is about whether you even know they are there.
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Backup
The systems, people, and practices you have in place to preserve what matters — so nothing critical is ever truly lost.
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Battery Level
Energy levels, drive, and what fuels or drains you. How you manage your reserves and when to switch into low-power mode.
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Brightness
How much light you bring to what you're looking at. Controls whether you see the hopeful side or the dark side of a situation.
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Data Usage
How much mental, emotional, and social bandwidth you consume. Tracking what drains your plan and what's worth the cost.
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Date & Time
Your relationship with time — how you track it, honor it, and whether you live ahead of, behind, or inside the present moment.
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Do Not Disturb
Your ability to intentionally block out the world when needed. Used for recovery, focus, or boundary-setting.
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Force Quit
When a specific thought, worry, or emotion keeps looping, you intentionally stop feeding it.
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Haptics
How much you physically feel. Turn it up and every bump, vibration, and ache registers. Turn it down and the pain, tension, and discomfort fade into the background.
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Hotspot
When you become the connection for others — sharing your energy, knowledge, or stability so others can get online.
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Language & Region
Your openness to engaging with other cultures, languages, and perspectives — including those native to someone else's lived experience.
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Location Services
Self-awareness; your ability to track where you are mentally, emotionally, and physically — in time, space, and energy.
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Microphone Sensitivity
How much you hear. Controls whether you pick up on the quiet signals — tone shifts, what someone didn't say, the things most people miss.
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Mute
Your ability to stop responding, even when provoked. Not about listening, but choosing silence as a control.
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Notifications
Your ability to filter incoming inputs — choosing what deserves your attention and what can wait.
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Parental Controls
Whether you give yourself the option to choose who you are, instead of just defaulting to how you were raised.
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Privacy
How much of yourself you reveal to the people already in your life. Controls what you share, how deep you go, and what stays yours.
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Restart
Your ability to pause, reflect, and begin again — not reactively, but with intention.
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Restore
Your ability to return to a previous version of yourself — recovering lessons, habits, or strengths you once had.
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Safe Mode
Safe Mode is when you temporarily run only the essentials because your system feels overloaded. Just like a phone that's glitching or slowing down, you close extra applications, reduce background noise, and stop adding new demands so nothing crashes. It's not about solving everything or pretending nothing's wrong — it's about stabilizing. You lower expectations, simplify the day, and protect your energy until your system feels steady again.
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Screen Recording
Your ability to capture and remember what happens — journaling, reflecting, and preserving moments for future review.
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Screen Time
How much of your day is spent on screens versus in the real world.
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Screensaver
A simple on/off control for what your mind returns to when nothing is actively happening. When on, a neutral or steady thought fills the space. When off, whatever is loudest or most repetitive takes over.
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Storage
How much you hold onto — thoughts, emotions, relationships, experiences. Can be overloaded or carefully curated.
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Sync
How well your inner world matches your outer world. The alignment between what you feel, say, and do.
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Time Zone
Your awareness of where others are in their journey. The ability to meet people in their time, not just yours.
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Tone
How your message feels to someone else.
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Update
Your willingness to evolve, learn, and install new ways of thinking — even when the current version feels comfortable.
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Volume
How strongly you project your thoughts and emotions into the world.
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Wi-Fi
Your relationships and how you connect with others. The invisible networks that keep you linked to community and support.
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