rain or shine

- switches that feel like you’re turning into someone else rather than them taking control (non-possessive switching)

- being unable to recognize amnesia until something requires you to remember something you forgot

- staying in the front for weeks at a time

- being unable to communicate with alters internally (this is so common why does everyone act like this is weird?)

- feeling like you don’t have any problems because you feel disconnected from them

- constant denial

- rapid identity, label, and appearance changes

- comorbidities, particularly personality disorders, anxiety disorders, and the schizophrenia spectrum

- autism (there is science pointing towards autistic people being more susceptible to trauma)

- disliking your system

Aww thank you so much! Here's some stormy skies for you, please enjoy! ⛈️

PluralLog is now available on Google Play. It's the first version, and it's a real shot — member profiles, front tracking, journaling, polls, mood trends, and the full federation stack for those who want to share.

We built this because plural systems deserve software that takes their experience seriously. Not a clinical tracker, but still something that can act as a personal tool for managing their disorder. Not an app that pathologizes switching frequency, or is heavily opinionated on what a user needs to see. A quiet, well-made tool that fits around however your system works.

This project grew out of real conversations and research with plural folks about what they actually needed — what was missing from existing tools, what language felt right, what privacy meant to them.

What's next

iOS is in the pipeline. The relay server code will be published soon as an open initial release — we want communities to be able to run their own relays without depending on us. We'll post here when it's ready.

If something doesn't work for your system, or something feels off, reach out. This app will grow with your input. While we can't, and won't, commit to implementing all features, we're hoping to watch how the space around the app develops and lead some discussions about where we can take this going forward.