In my previous posts here, a lot of you pointed out something that stuck with me.

Most socially introverted people already overanalyze everything. Eye contact. Tone. Posture. Timing. Conversations replay in our head for hours.

So building another system that tracks and evaluates every behavior would probably make things worse, not better.

That idea really changed how I approached this.

Instead of focusing on analyzing interactions, I started focusing on tiny daily habits. Very small reps that slowly build comfort in social situations without turning it into a performance review.

Things like simple exposure habits, reducing rumination after conversations, and building natural presence gradually instead of trying to “optimize” every cue.

I spent some time researching this and structuring it into something simple that people could practice daily.

Eventually I turned it into a small prototype so I could test the idea with real people.

If anyone here is curious to try it and give honest feedback, I’d genuinely appreciate it. I’m still figuring out what works and what feels unnecessary.

The app is called KingsBook on the App Store.

If you try it, I’d really value hearing what feels helpful and what should be improved.