screening access

Start here

Everyone goes through the screener before entering. That is not a gate to keep you out. It is how the room stays useful and safe for the work you came to do.

You are a fit if you are willing to stay with one problem, reflect on it for about 25 minutes a day, carry the plan into real life, and come back with a short update every two weeks. If the tester group of 15 is full, your request waits. If your answer needs a closer look, a person reads it.

screening test

The screener

Everyone fills this out, including people Greygray already knows. The owner is the only exception.

Money trouble and hard family situations belong here. The line is safety, not subject matter. The room can help you think. It is not the place for active violence, immediate danger, or a decision that needs a doctor, a lawyer, or a licensed professional.

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When you submit, your request goes to review. Approval is not automatic. If you are in, Greygray sends you the way in.

Required for this test

Your request goes straight to Greygray.

If the button does not respond, use the backup page here: Under the Light application page.

approved tester login

Already approved

Use this door only after your email has cleared the screener, or if you are the owner. Enter the confirmed email and the shared password.

Not screened yet? Use the screener above first. Every accepted tester gets 5 problems before paid access begins. Owner access is separate.

what this is

Under the Light

A private, AI-assisted room for real problems. Small ones. Heavy ones. The ones you keep circling.

It asks questions. It listens for the pattern in your own words. It hands back a plain plan. It does not decide your life for you. Trust yourself.

Under the Light explainer poster showing a human hand and a digital hand touching, with the role of the user, the role of the room, access, privacy, paid options, and feedback.
1

Apply

Fill out the screener above. Everyone does, except the owner.

2

Enter

You are accepted when it is clear you understand the work and will show up for it. If the group of 15 is full, you wait. If your answer is unclear, a person reads it.

3

Work

You get 5 problems. Do at least 2, one at a time, and answer the short survey before the next. After the final answer, print or download the plan and keep it where you will see it.

4

Check in

Pick one problem to stay with for a few weeks. About 25 minutes a day. Come back every two weeks and write down what changed.

Before you enter

Under the Light is an AI-assisted reflection tool. It is not therapy, medical care, legal advice, financial advice, or crisis support.

The AI helps you sort a problem, name the pattern in your own words, and build a plain plan. It can be wrong. It can misread you, miss context, or hand back an answer that does not fit. Read it that way.

The choices stay yours. Use the room as a mirror, not an authority.

What you share is not public. Greygray may read conversations, survey answers, and anonymous usage patterns to make later versions better.

If you are in immediate danger, or you feel like you might hurt yourself or someone else, this room is not the place to start. Call 988 in the United States, contact local emergency services, or reach someone who can sit with you.

Bring detail

Say what happened, what you want, what you fear, what you already tried, and what would change if you moved. One sentence starts it. Honest detail makes the answer worth carrying.

Your part

One real problem at a time. Plain answers. Do not stack five problems into one message.

The room's part

It listens for the pattern, separates fear from fact where it can, asks the harder question, and builds a plan that fits your situation.

Its limits

Not the first stop for immediate danger, active violence, crisis support, or a decision that needs a licensed professional.

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