A private calibration
Every employee answers in their own browser. Their responses never enter an employer dashboard, and no account is created.
The organizational product
Adopt AI.
Keep humans strong.
Most adoption dashboards measure output. This one measures what output costs: attention, agency, recovery and trust. Then it tells you where the work design is failing, not where the people are.
n ≥ 12to display
Organizational calibration private by design
Private by design
Individuals see their picture.
Organizations see the pattern.
The privacy model is architectural, not a promise in a policy document. If the system never holds an individual result, nobody can ask it for one.
Anonymous aggregation
Leaders see group-level patterns only. Anything below twelve respondents is suppressed before it is drawn.
A measured intervention
A pilot pairs the pattern with literacy sessions, focus protection, verification habits — and a re-assessment in ninety days.
The pattern room
Notice what adoption
actually feels like.
What a pilot dashboard would show: the shape of the room, never a person in it.
Pattern room · team of 40 · last 14 days
SimulatedLeaders see the shape of the room, never a person. Recovery at 33 is a work-design finding, not an individual one.
No individual answers · n ≥ 12 to display
A team where recovery scores 33 and trust scores 61 is not a team that needs a resilience workshop. It is a team whose work design has stopped leaving room for either.
What a pilot includes
Baseline calibration, anonymous and time-boxed
A readout of the four weakest signals, with causes named
Manager enablement on verification and focus protection
Re-assessment at 90 days, same instrument
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A pilot is a measurement,
not a transformation.
We will tell you what the calibration can and cannot show you before you buy anything. If the instrument is not right for your organization, we will say so.
hello@humenra.comRuns onParticipant devices. Nothing is installed, nothing is monitored.
ReportsAggregated only, with a minimum group size of twelve before anything is displayed.
Current statusLive. Respondents answer privately, and no individual data leaves the browser.