Walking
Lines we walk
DayHow to read it

Change the code

Reading itSix digits, one rule

0 is the least. 9 is the most.

LINE is the path under you. STEP is you on it. WORLD is the ground either side, and how far it is to the drop.

The sky isn't a setting. It comes from all six digits, so it can't be made to look better than things are.

For cliniciansWhat each digit sits near

Width
Day-to-day functioning: self-care, work, relationships.
Steadiness
Stability of mood and affect; how predictable a day is.
Pace
Energy and psychomotor activity, slowed to driven. Speed, not wellness.
Footing
How often setbacks come: panic, low days, lapses, episodes.
Left · Right
How close the edge feels, on two fronts the person chooses. Often: inside me, around me.

Ask for the code at the start of a session, then ask what moved since last time and what moved it.

The signal is usually the gap between usual and today, and the direction over weeks. Six digits can also say what's hard to put into words, like "one step from the edge on the left".

What it isn'tA language, not a measure

It isn't validated, it isn't a diagnosis, and it isn't a risk assessment. It doesn't replace a conversation.

There are no accounts. The code lives in the link you choose to share. Nothing is sent anywhere.