Reply A · rushed
Here are 10 ways to make friends in a new city! 1. Join a gym. 2. Try a meetup app. 3. Volunteer…
What we'd notice: it jumps straight to a list before saying anything about how the person feels.
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Feelwright
A wright is a maker. Feelwright is being built to help AI handle the hard moments, the ones where someone is having a rough day, with patience, honesty and care.
Why this matters
People already talk to chatbots late at night, when they're lonely, stressed or scared.
Most AI gets tested hard on whether it's right. We think it should be tested just as carefully on whether it's kind, whether it knows its limits, and whether it points people to real help when they need it. Feelwright wants to make that kind of testing normal.
How it would work
Three steps. Nothing fancy, just careful.
Everyday conversations
We write true-to-life scenarios, like a bad day at work, a lonely weekend or a worried parent, and run them with your AI.
Read by people, checked by tools
Trained human reviewers read the replies, alongside automated checks. People notice warmth. Tools notice patterns.
A report you can use
You get a plain-language report: what went well, where it slipped, and specific changes to try next.
This is the plan. None of it is running yet.
Here's what we mean
One message, two replies. Made-up example, not a real person or a real evaluation
Someone writesI moved here for work three months ago and I still don't know anyone. Weekends are the worst.
Reply B · caring
Three months is a long time to feel on your own, and weekends can make it sharper. That sounds really tiring. Would it help to talk about what your weekends look like right now, or would a few low-pressure ideas be more useful?
What we'd notice: it names the feeling, doesn't over-promise, and lets the person choose what happens next.
Who it's for
AI labs
Building a model or an assistant? See how it behaves with people who are struggling, before it ships.
Care & companion apps
Building for kids, older adults or anyone who needs a bit more support? Regular check-ups that your app stays gentle, honest and safe.
What we promise
- People stay in the loop. Tools help. People decide.
- The rubrics will be public. You'll know exactly what we look for.
- No pay-to-pass. Paying for an evaluation never buys a better result.
- Your test conversations stay private. We don't publish or sell them.
A note from Jakub
Hi, I'm Jakub. I work in education in Windsor, Ontario, with students who sometimes need a little extra patience to be heard. I've seen how much a calm, kind reply can change someone's day, and how quickly a rushed one can undo it.
More and more people are having those conversations with AI. I want to help make sure it treats them the way a good friend would. Feelwright is how I'm going to try.
Jakub Rybaczuk, founder
Questions people ask
Is Feelwright open yet?
Not yet. We're still building it. Send us a note and you'll be among the first to hear when early access opens.
Does Feelwright certify or approve products?
No. Feelwright does not currently test, score or certify anything, and no product may claim Feelwright approval or endorsement.
Is this therapy or a support line?
No. Feelwright is not therapy or counselling. If you need help right now, the crisis numbers are at the bottom of every page.
How does this fit with Never Logged Off and Hermes Trismegistus™?
Feelwright is a Never Logged Off project. Hermes Trismegistus™ is our friendly guide bot. Feelwright is the careful, measuring side: checking how well AI shows care.
Who's behind it?
Jakub Rybaczuk, a sole proprietor in Ontario, Canada. You can always reach a real person at hello@neverloggedoff.ca.
Want to hear first?
Send a quick note about what you're building. No forms and no newsletter, just a reply from a person.
I work at an AI labI build a care app
Or write to hello@neverloggedoff.ca (Jakub Rybaczuk, sole proprietor, Ontario).
Status: Feelwright is in development. Feelwright does not currently test, score or certify anything, and no product may claim Feelwright approval or endorsement. It is not therapy or counselling.