Delta-Score
We live our lives from the inside, without ever seeing them. Delta-Score stands there: twice a day, a few words, a score — and it gives you, upon yourself, the gaze you cannot cast.
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Seeing yourself, at last, from the outside
Every morning and every evening, in a few seconds, you note how you are and what is passing through you — in a few words. Delta-Score draws from it a score for the day, and brings to light what carries you, or what weighs on you.
Day after day, a picture takes shape: your rhythms, your supports, what returns. What remained confused becomes readable. The app does not judge you and does not advise you in your place — it makes visible what moves you forward, so that you, yourself, can decide in full knowledge.
It is also where the practice of the teachings continues. As you live the teachings at the Centre, your Delta-Score grows richer: new teachings and new exercises open there — those that lead, step by step, towards the understanding of the invisible. After each teaching, you rise a level within the community, and your space deepens.
The community of the Centre EPÉU
Delta-Score is not a solitary app. There you find the community of the Centre — people who are making their way, each in their own place, connected by a few simple spaces. You enter freely, without showing yourself.
And other spaces besides: the Breath, a support addressed to you in low periods, and the Observatory.
Direct access to the app: delta-score.fr
Frequently asked questions
Is Delta-Score free?
Yes. The app is free and without commitment.
Do I need to have followed a teaching of the Centre?
No. Delta-Score can be used freely. The Centre’s teachings simply open additional levels and spaces within the community.
What exactly does the score do?
It synthesises your two records of the day to make visible what carries you or weighs on you — a reference point, not a verdict.
Are my words private?
Your personal record belongs to you. The community spaces such as the Wall are anonymous.
In which countries?
In France, Belgium, Canada, Luxembourg, Morocco, the United States and in the French overseas collectivities.