Opening product view
Start screen
Show intention, timer, and optional setting before any claims or upgrade prompts.
Logos
Study sessions with optional listening controls and visible evidence boundaries.
A calmer iOS study ritual: choose your setting, start the session, reflect lightly, and keep the claims honest.
Start sessionChoose settingReflect lightlyReturn by choice
Product visuals
Make the study ritual visible before explaining the theory.
Logos needs a different visual rhythm from PilotCall: fewer dashboards, more calm product moments, and visuals that support study atmosphere without promising learning outcomes.
Listening-control view
Listening controls
Show silence, instrumental audio, saved mix, and evidence notes as reversible settings.
Evidence view
Evidence drawer
Show safe wording, limitations, and citations without turning evidence into a sales promise.
Study ritual
A quiet path from stuck to started.
Logos should make the next study action feel concrete without turning focus into a pressure system.
Pick one intention
Name the next useful study pass instead of promising a perfect session.
Choose the setting
Silence, instrumental audio, or a saved mix stay optional and reversible.
Finish the pass
Completion and preference can guide the product without claiming learning gains.
Return gently
Resume cues should help the learner come back without manipulative streak pressure.
Study atmosphere
Use stock imagery as context, not proof.
Study scene
Desk reset
Warm desk, notebook, phone away, and a clear next session prompt.
Quiet setting
Library pass
Quiet study setting with headphones optional, not required.
Return cue
Evening return
A gentle resume cue that helps the learner return by choice.
Start ritual
Make the first minutes of study concrete without pretending one timer fits every task.
Optional audio
Silence, Baroque, saved settings, and listening controls stay user-controlled.
Evidence visible
History, citations, and mechanisms stay separate from proof of product outcomes.
What Logos can safely promise
Safe product promise
Logos helps learners create a study environment and return loop. It does not claim treatment, cognitive enhancement, or guaranteed learning gains.
Claims we avoid
No universal 60-BPM prescription, no natural 70/30 brain ratio, no Tomatis Method claim, and no grade or memory guarantees.
Questions families and skeptics ask
What is Logos?
Logos is a draft iOS study-session product with optional listening controls, a study timer, mood/reflection features, and an evidence tab that keeps claims visible and bounded.
Does Logos promise better grades or memory?
No. Logos should not promise grades, memory, intelligence, health, or guaranteed learning outcomes. It can offer optional study settings and compare user preferences over time.
What does the evidence tab do?
The evidence tab separates historical inspiration, plausible mechanisms, controlled evidence, disputed findings, and unsupported claims so uncertainty is not hidden.
What should Logos help with first?
The first practical job is helping a learner start, complete, and return to study sessions without manipulative streak pressure.