I built an Android app for running structured mind-matter interaction experiments on your own device, modelled on the PEAR Lab methodology. I want to be upfront: the scientific consensus does not support the hypothesis this tests, and I am not claiming otherwise. But the effect size documented in prior literature (Cohen's h ≈ 0.002) is small enough that it cannot be tested in a few sessions, it requires sustained longitudinal data collection. No tool existed for this on a personal device, so I built one.
What it does: generates binary sequences from either device CSPRNG (local entropy) or quantum RNG sourced from vacuum fluctuation measurements via Cisco Outshift's API, records six simultaneous environmental sensor channels (magnetometer, barometer, ambient sound, WiFi RSSI, Bluetooth variance), computes z-scores per session and per phase following PEAR's four-phase protocol structure, and stores everything in a local vault for longitudinal analysis.
Three protocols test different hypotheses: local entropy tests whether something in the local physical environment shifts coherently across channels simultaneously. Live quantum tests contemporaneous causation between intention and a physically independent random source. Buffered quantum fetches the entire sequence before the session begins, those events have already occurred, so any deviation cannot be explained by forward-time causation and requires a retrocausal account.
No accounts, no ads. One external connection: the QRNG API. All data are saved locally on the device.
GitHub: https://github.com/WickedDarko/mind-influence-lab
https://wickeddarko.github.io/mind-influence-lab/I'm a newbie who is learning flutter with no scientific or engineering background. I am just curious to see what people will think of this project..