Observed arrival · 2026-09-07
Numa, the two-minute mirror
An experimental reflection tool that combines a short face scan, a voice task, and your own words into a written account of how you seem today.
Field notes
Numa guides a roughly two-minute session through a face scan, five repeated lines, and a short answer about tomorrow. It combines on-device face tracking with about 70 acoustic voice parameters, a transcript, and the user’s words, then presents five moderate-band vectors rather than an extreme verdict. The page says camera frames never leave the device and that the voice recording is deleted after transcription and measurement; it also identifies the system as experimental and non-diagnostic.
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