Partners

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Financial partners can help support continued TPI research and development as well as growth into additional applications and industries.  

The TPI transforms time from a passive constraint into an actively managed asset by helping users’ learn about and track their subjective time perception and translate it into actionable strategies to optimize performance, well-being, and decision-making. With frequent use, users can begin to proactively detect when time feels rushed, slowed, or distorted—often before productivity drops, burnout sets in, or poor decisions occur—and delivers personalized strategies to recalibrate the user’s experience in real time. 

This creates measurable value across high-impact markets including finance, health, sports, and enterprise productivity, where time pressure directly affects outcomes. By turning an invisible cognitive variable into a quantifiable, trainable metric, the technology opens a new category at the intersection of human performance, mental health, and behavioral analytics, with strong potential for scalable subscriptions, data insights, and enterprise licensing. 

Academic partners can help support TPI by providing additional research and access to resources as well as leverage the TPI founder for speaking engagements and teaching opportunities.

The TPI is an educational platform that makes subjective time perception measurable, trackable, and trainable, enabling new insights across psychology, neuroscience, education, health sciences, and the arts. By capturing changes in perceived time linked to arousal, attention, stress, learning, and embodiment, the system allows faculty and students to study how temporal experience shapes performance, well-being, and decision-making in real-world contexts, while also providing evidence-based strategies to help users regulate focus, pacing, and cognitive load. 

The TPI supports interdisciplinary research, experiential learning, and grant-ready data collection, creating opportunities for longitudinal studies, clinical translation, and innovative curricula, while positioning progressive academic institutions at the forefront of human time research and applied cognitive science. 

Collaborative partners can help support TPI by providing cross-brand marketing outreach and leveraging customized TPI tools to improve creative and commercial projects.

Imagine a tool that lets us shape not just what people do, but how they feel time itself—an invention that tracks how fast or slow moments feel and gives personalized strategies to help users control their experience of time. For creators, this opens a playground of possibilities: we can design experiences—whether in art, music, immersive media, or interactive storytelling—that sync with users’ attention, flow, and engagement in real time. It lets us craft moments that feel longer, deeper, or more exhilarating, or help people regain focus when time fragments. 

By turning the invisible rhythm of human perception into something we can measure and shape, this invention gives us a powerful new lens for designing meaningful, memorable, and emotionally resonant experiences.