For parents, guardians & mentors
Help them become more of who they already are.
CMPTTR is where your child — or the person you support — discovers what matters to them, practices it in real life, and keeps a record of who they're becoming. You authorize it and set a few boundaries. You don't get a feed of their inner life — and that's deliberate.
How CMPTTR works
- 1
Discover
They name what they want to develop — a skill, a quality, a direction.
- 2
Choose
They pick one small next move that puts that quality into practice.
- 3
Experience
They try it in real life: a practice, a project, an opportunity, a conversation.
- 4
Reflect
They write or speak about what happened — privately, for themselves first.
- 5
Build evidence
Over time, those moments become a proven record of who they're becoming.
You authorize
Nothing starts for a minor without a guardian confirming.
You set boundaries
Four clear permissions, changeable any time.
You don't monitor
Their private writing stays private. No activity feed.
How to get started
- 1You introduce them with a short form and share a private starting link.
- 2They open it, create their own CMPTTR account, and choose their own next step.
- 3Guardian consent and feature permissions remain separate safeguards when they are needed.
If they're 18 or older, they can start on their own and still invite you as a supporter. The same approval link stays your control panel for as long as they use CMPTTR.
See the approval step before they start
This is the actual screen you'll get from their private approval link. Try the switches — this preview saves nothing and creates no account.
A development companion that asks questions and suggests next steps. It never diagnoses, and it never writes to their record without their tap.
Reflections are private writing. Off means connected supporters are told nothing about them.
Short 1–5 self-ratings on focus, energy and confidence.
Off by default. Even when on, the number must be verified, texts respect quiet hours and a daily cap, and never contain anything they wrote.
Lets them create a shareable link of the parts of their record they choose.
Nothing on this page is saved. Real approval only happens from the private link your child sends you.
Introduce Your Competitor
Share a short introduction. They create their own account and choose what happens next.
Pilot area: Alamance County, NC
What you control
- Whether their account is active at all — approval can be withdrawn any time.
- Whether they can use CEVLU ✨, the AI development companion.
- Whether Coach may read their reflections.
- Whether Coach may read their short pulse check-ins.
- Whether they can share a public profile link.
What stays theirs
- Their reflections — the private writing after an experience.
- Their moments and personal notes.
- Their conversations with CEVLU ✨.
- Anything they haven't chosen to share with a coach or an organization.
Honest reflection only happens when someone knows it isn't being read over their shoulder. That privacy is what makes the development real.
Questions parents ask
Do I need my own account?
No. The participant creates their own account and sends you a private approval link. You use that link to confirm and set permissions.
Can I see what they write?
Not unless they choose to share it. Reflections, Coach chats, and moments stay private to them. You can only see what they explicitly share or what an organization confirms with them.
What if I change my mind?
The same approval link is your control panel. You can adjust permissions or withdraw approval at any time. Their work is not deleted; it pauses until approval is restored.
Is CMPTTR a mental-health app?
No. CMPTTR does not diagnose, score, or profile anyone. There are no leaderboards or comparisons. If something they share suggests real distress, CMPTTR stops coaching and points them to human help — including you.
Ready when they are
The best first step is theirs: create an account, send you the approval link, and start building a record that belongs to them forever.