Observed arrival · 2026-10-26
Lichter puts a five-question gate before memory work
A Dutch self-help app guides users through a memory exercise using bilateral stimulation inspired by EMDR principles.
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- Dutch-speaking people working through a distressing memory
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- The trial version keeps memories and burden scores on-device, unencrypted, with no backup; entries can be deleted.
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The flow moves from a suitability check to adding a memory, rating its burden, and working through a session. The page distinguishes fixed exercise steps from optional AI-written reflections, and says users can choose fixed responses instead. In the trial version, saved memories and ratings remain on the device without encryption or backup, and can be deleted.
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