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Presence Delta

Notice the words each person brings to a shared conversation.

Who it is for2–8 people · everyone opts in

You finish withShared words and a starting point for discussion

Ask what the shared words mean to each person. Word overlap is a conversation starter, not proof that everyone agrees.

Have an invitation? Join a friend’s session
A space, made together

Every contribution leaves a trace.

Invite a small group, get everyone’s consent, and add a few words. See which words overlap and which appear in one person’s contributions.

You’ll be asked to opt in after creating the room. Share its invite with your group.

Find common words in a small-group reflection

Presence Delta is an opt-in text exercise for two to eight participants. Use a shared question to begin a conversation about what your group noticed.

People
2–8 people · everyone opts in
You finish with
Shared words and a starting point for discussion
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Presence Delta · Example walkthrough

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Person APerson B

Both have opted in.

Agree before sharing

Choose your group size. Everyone must opt in before anyone can contribute text.

This replays one fixed example, not a live session. Nothing is saved. Open the activity to make your own result.

Read all three steps
  1. Agree before sharing. Choose your group size. Everyone must opt in before anyone can contribute text.
  2. Add a thought each. Two example contributions: “blue sky” and “blue sea”. Text is shared only after the consent requirement is met.
  3. Explore the words you share. Both examples contain “blue”; “sky” and “sea” differ. The comparison is literal, not a reading of emotion or personality.

What can you do with the result? Ask what the shared words mean to each person. Word overlap is a conversation starter, not proof that everyone agrees.

  1. Create a room for the expected number of participants and invite your group.
  2. Wait for everyone to agree before contributing text.
  3. Explore shared and individual words, then ask each other what those words mean in context.

The app compares literal words. It does not infer personality, emotions, intent or the value of a person’s contribution. Share invite links only with people you trust.

Does Presence Delta analyze emotions or personality?

No. It compares literal words in the text your group chooses to share. Ask each other what those words mean in context.

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