About Extasius

Extasius keeps Human Design, MBTI, Enneagram, and Astrology in one place so the patterns can stay connected instead of living across separate apps, screenshots, and saved notes.

What Extasius Does

Extasius is designed for people who already use self-discovery frameworks and want a cleaner way to keep them together. The goal is not to replace every existing tool on day one. The goal is to make the product path clearer: start with the right input, keep the result saved, and build toward a more useful synthesis over time.

How The Product Works

Different parts of Extasius use different kinds of inputs, and the public site should reflect that clearly:

• MBTI, Enneagram, Career, and Relationship run as guided in-app questionnaires.
• Astrology and Human Design use saved birth data. Exact birth time matters when a provider-backed result depends on it.
• The integrated profile is generated from your current saved core results. It is not a standalone all-in-one intake.

Current Stage

Extasius is still being refined in public. The product path already exists, but the public pages are being tightened so the copy, screenshots, delivery promises, and methodology all match what the product can actually do today.

Principles

• Clarity over mystique: Extasius should explain what each product surface is, what data it uses, and what it does not claim.
• Connected results: The value is not in collecting isolated scores. It is in keeping results reusable and comparable over time.
• Privacy and control: Birth details and assessment results are stored so your profile stays connected, while Stripe handles checkout and billing.
• Honest framing: Extasius does not rely on invented social proof or inflated authority claims to create trust.

What Extasius Is Not

Extasius is not a clinical service, a substitute for licensed mental health care, or a promise that every framework agrees perfectly. It is a product for organizing self-discovery inputs and turning them into something more usable.