Experience
Notice what is actually present instead of forcing one approved feeling.
Emo Diversity Lab
Emotional diversity is the ability to experience, name, tolerate, and move through many states without shame: joy, grief, anger, calm, fear, tenderness, envy, pride, confusion, and mixed feelings.
Free: includes the full reflection practice and a browser-only photo/video check-in. This is educational self-reflection, not diagnosis, therapy, lie detection, or proof of what someone feels.
Core lesson
People often get stuck trying to be calm all the time. A healthier goal is range: recognizing different emotions early, respecting their signal, and responding without being ruled by them.
A face can only offer rough cue families. Your journal can name the fuller emotional range.
Notice what is actually present instead of forcing one approved feeling.
Move from vague overwhelm to a sharper label: irritated, tender, proud, disappointed, alert, relieved.
Use the feeling as information, then choose a proportionate next step.
Private browser-only tool
Upload a photo/video or allow the camera. The file is analyzed only inside this browser tab. Nothing is sent to Sucha, no cloud model is called, and media is not saved by this page.
Photo/video is NOT uploaded. Everything happens privately on the user's own device/browser.
Ready. For best reflection, use a clear, well-lit face image.
Reflection output
Your browser-only reflection will appear here after analysis.
Facial cue scores, not extra emotions: these bars show weak-to-strong visual resemblance to each category. They are not proof that the person feels all of them.
Micro-cue lens: high-level, Ekman-inspired cue families from the eyes, brows, nose, and mouth. This is not FACS scoring, deception detection, or proof of inner emotion.
This tool uses browser-side face expression signals when the face model loads. It cannot know your inner life. Use it as a prompt to journal honestly.
Daily rep
Name two emotions, even if they conflict.
Find the need under the state: safety, respect, rest, connection, fairness, competence.
Choose a response that is kind, boundaried, and proportionate.