We built a mirror that talks back.
PerceiveMe started with a feeling almost everyone has had: leaving a conversation and wondering, quietly, was I weird just now? — and never getting an honest answer.
The one thing nobody tells you
Here’s the strange truth: the people who know you best are usually the least likely to tell you how you actually come across. It’s too awkward, too risky, too close. So a specific, consistent way you land in the world goes years without anyone naming it. Not because it’s hidden — because it’s impolite to mention.
We wanted to name it. Kindly. Specifically. And in a way you’d actually want to read.
Meet Percy
Percy is the little orb who reads your patterns and writes what he sees. He’s designed to feel like a perceptive, slightly intense friend who’s been watching carefully and finally decided to tell you the truth — flattering when it’s earned, uncomfortable when it needs to be, useful either way.
Percy is an orb, not a therapist. He doesn’t diagnose you, fix you, or follow up. He tells you the one true thing and gets out of the way.
What we believe
- Being seen accurately is a gift. Most people go their whole lives without it.
- Flattering and honest aren’t opposites. The best insight makes you feel more like yourself, not less.
- A blind spot you can name is a choice you get to make. One you can’t name just runs your life quietly.
- Your reflection should be yours. No accounts required to start, no answers sold, reports that are one-of-one.
Keeping it honest. PerceiveMe is a self-reflection and entertainment tool. It is not a clinical assessment, and it can be wrong. If you’re carrying something heavy, please reach out to a mental health professional — that’s the one thing an orb genuinely can’t do for you.