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Citizen Mirror
For the thing you keep turning over

Write down the thing you can't stop thinking about.

An AI reads it once, tells you what it heard underneath, and asks you a single question. About ninety seconds. No account, nothing to install, no cost.
1
You write a few sentences — a paragraph is plenty.
2
It reflects what it heard, then asks one question.
3
You keep the one line that rang true, on this device.
What a reflection looks like
"I said yes to another weekend favor, and I spent the whole drive home resenting it."
What I heard
You keep agreeing to things, then paying for it privately.
I wonder…
I wonder if the yes isn't really about the favor — if somewhere along the way, being needed became your proof of being valued.
A question to sit with
If you trusted that people would stay even when you said no — what would you have said this time?
For your Constitution
Generosity follows reciprocity — give from choice, not fear.
Begin here
Two taps
Your words go to a language model and come back. We keep no transcript of a sitting on a server, and nothing here needs an account.
What are you carrying today?
The Instruments
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The Mirror
Write what's on your mind. See what's underneath.
02
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Dear Me
Share a dilemma. Letters arrive from your other selves.
The Crossings
Some seasons of life get their own door — same Mirror, speaking that season's language.
Transition
Getting married
Motherhood
Fatherhood
Coming back from leave
Single mom
Single dad
Loss & infertility
The promotion
First in the family
Becoming a citizen
The new body
Late diagnosis
Menopause
Retirement
Becoming a grandparent
After prison
All the doors →
The Constitution
Unwritten, so far.
When a reflection crystallizes into a principle, adopt it — and it becomes Article I of a document only you will ever hold.
Become someone you trust
"I thought I came here to solve my problems. I actually came here to meet myself."
Why it's called Citizen Mirror →
The Common Constitution, weekly
A few principles from the commons in your inbox, most weeks. Each one is a single sentence someone kept in a sitting and then chose to publish from their own Constitution. Nothing else.
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Kept on this device. Never on a server.