Neurometer

Real-time departure pressure signals

See whether people are leaving an area — not whether a place is free.

Neurometer is an instrument that visualizes departure pressure in real time. It detects when people leave a zone, not how many are there. A high reading means many departures — it says nothing about availability or occupancy. Neurometer does not measure people, minds, emotions, or intent — it measures environments only.

For example: a parking lot empties after an event — pressure spikes. A mall is busy but nobody is leaving yet — pressure stays low. The reading reflects flow out of an area, not crowd size.

Readings require contributing devices nearby. In areas with no contributors, the instrument shows "No Signal" — this is normal and expected in most places. Neurometer works best in dense urban areas and around transit hubs.

How It Works

• Contributing devices share anonymous departure signals — no location history, no identity
• Signals are aggregated into real-time pressure readings for nearby areas
• An ambient status icon shows current conditions at a glance

What Neurometer Is Not

• Not a tracking or surveillance system
• Not an availability or occupancy indicator — departure pressure does not tell you if a place is free
• Not a navigation, recommendation, or prediction engine
• Not a safety system — it augments awareness, does not replace it

Data & Privacy

• No accounts or sign-up required
• No location history stored
• No personal data collected or shared
• Signals are anonymous and ephemeral
• Read-only instrument — it shows pressure, not people