Intuito Journal
Essays on intuition, evidence, and training your inner signal.
A short progress note. Intuito now shows its aggregate accuracy numbers to anyone, lets you browse sessions their owners shared after the reveal, and gives you the exact hashes to check that a target was fixed before you drew. Here is what went live, why, and what is next.
We are building Intuito for iOS and Android: a focused mobile dojo for Symbol Cards and Free Response, with blind targets, honest reveals, scored feedback, progression, and your existing Intuito account. The app is coming soon, but it is not in the stores yet.
Free Response now credits partial matches on a clear 0–100 scale, and a new sketch-hint tool can add a small nudge when the canvas feels stuck. Private target pools bring focused training to groups, while a transparent Intucoin ledger and one glowing-head identity tie the dojo together.
From today your rank is one belt, earned by average accuracy above chance — never XP. Connect Claude or any MCP client to Intuito with a token from your account page; Premium assistants can read full session history and even play Zener with you. And the mobile build slims down to two practices, with fresh lantern-lit dojo art.
Intuition is not always a multiple-choice feeling. Our mobile development build pairs live Zener Cards with a free-response canvas, so you can draw and describe an impression before seeing the target that inspired it. The app is still in development and is not available yet.
Five symbols, a 20% baseline, and an honest reveal — and now you can try it without creating an account. Guest sessions run right in your browser, keep your stats there, and leave sign-up for whenever you're ready.
We built a place to gather. The Town Square is a live 3D corner of the dojo where you can walk around, see who else is training, and ask Aura for a nudge in the right direction — and it's now open to every practitioner.
A 1988 heart-disease trial was stopped early because aspirin so clearly worked. Its effect size? About 0.03. Lab studies of intuition have produced effects several times larger — here's why that comparison deserves a second look.