ATRAC InstituteInstruments and programmes
Six instruments, one discipline: each measures something contested, states its method, and publishes what it finds. Entries marked in development are under construction — the rest are live.
Protocol RV-256
[ IN DEV ]A remote-viewing test with the trust problem removed. The target is committed cryptographically before you guess; after the reveal, anyone can recompute the hash and confirm nothing was switched. Sessions run entirely in your browser.
Protocol TK-Live
[ IN DEV ]A sealed psi wheel under a continuous camera feed, watched by motion-detection software. Claims of anomalous movement have to survive their own recording — nothing less counts as an event.
Satvic Index
[ LIVE ]A structured index of the three gunas — clarity, passion, inertia — applied to food, daily routine and environment. Every assessment shows the scoring rubric it was derived from.
TheEverything Network
[ LIVE ]The institute's journal: long-form analysis across health, ecology and practice, edited to the same standard — claims traceable to their sources.
NativeAstro
[ LIVE ]Astrology treated as a data structure: the sky at your first breath, decoded with classical Parāśara sources and a published ayanamsha. Every report states exactly which rules produced which reading.
RadioGuard
[ LIVE ]A model of radio-frequency exposure across Switzerland, built from the federal register of every licensed transmitter. Deliberately an upper bound — the map says where it overstates, and by roughly how much.
Nutrition
[ PLANNED ]A nutrition protocol asking what the evidence actually supports about food and health — effect sizes, study quality, and the confidence worth placing in each claim. In early planning; the department will publish its method before its first result.