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Catch yourself before you do it again

Your patterns are louder than your plans.
COYL lives in the three seconds between.

Every behavior you wanted to change has a moment — a thin three-second window between the impulse and the action where an outside voice could have caught you. Therapy shows up Tuesday at 3 PM. Habit trackers show up the next morning. COYL lives in those three seconds.

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The premise

You are not random.
You are patterned.

Your 9 PM kitchen has a shape. Your Sunday-night spiral has a shape. Your “I’ll restart Monday” sentence has a shape.

Most human failure is predictable — same time of day, same cue, same internal sentence. The reason no AI has caught it before is that AI has lived inside a chatbox. COYL learns the shape of your autopilot and stands in the doorway.

Find your archetype · 60-second auditRead the manifesto
The screenshot line

Search engines organized information.

Social networks organized attention.

LLMs organized language.

COYL organizes the 3 seconds between impulse and action.

How COYL works

Three steps.
No restart, no shame, no streaks to protect.

The entire product is a loop the visitor can hold in their head: catch the script, interrupt the moment, continue without punishment. Everything else is plumbing.

01

Detect

COYL learns your danger windows, your excuse patterns, and your failure sequences. The shape of your autopilot before you see it.

02

Interrupt

At the exact moment the script is about to run, a 30-second voice-matched intervention. Not motivation. Not a coach. Pattern recognition in your own voice.

03

Continue

Built for bad days, not perfect users. Slip, log it, move on. No Monday reset. No streak break. Same-night re-entry.

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Try your moment.

Tap the one that's you. Watch what COYL says.

← Pick one.Pick one above.

COYL responds in the same voice you'd hear at the real moment.

The proof case

coyl.ai — the consumer product.
Proves the protocol works in real life.

If you used COYL today, here’s what you’d see.

Sixty-second audit, then your archetype. First interrupt inside an hour — the cue your autopilot uses, named in your own language, caught in the three-second window before the pattern runs. At 8 PM the daily-number ritual: one number, one screenshot, one share. By day thirty, a model of your year mapped against the six archetypes — the same engine that ran your interrupts, now reflecting them back.

The consumer app is one reference implementation of the stack. The protocols beneath it are the product.

Archetypes mapped
6
Open protocols
4BIP · PAP · EAP · UAP
Clinical RCT
in flightFound Health partnership
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The six families

Which autopilot
are you?

Almost everyone’s pattern collapses into one of six identities. You probably recognise yourself in one of these before you finish reading them. The audit confirms which.

The 9 PM Negotiator

69%

You bargain with yourself the moment your willpower drops.

"One time won't matter."

Read the family→

The Monday Resetter

82%

Tomorrow is the script. Today is the break.

"I'll start tomorrow."

Read the family→

The Deserver

78%

Reward language is your favourite trapdoor.

"I deserve this."

Read the family→

The One-More-Tabber

71%

Focus dies one tab, one scroll, one tiny detour at a time.

"Just one more thing."

Read the family→

The Spiral Extender

74%

One slip becomes the whole night.

"I already messed up anyway."

Read the family→

The Capitulator

66%

Other people's presence is your override switch.

"I couldn't say no."

Read the family→

Find your family · 60-second audit →

Three questions. No signup. Your archetype on the other side.

From COYL audit responses, May 2026.

Your year, mapped

Spotify Wrapped for self-sabotage— the map of your year’s autopilot.

Why now

AI is leaving
the prompt box.

For the first time, three things arrived at once. Each alone is interesting. Together they enable a category that couldn’t have existed five years ago.

01

Models that understand patterns

LLMs that can read a user model, a danger window, and the exact excuse you tell yourself — and respond in real human language inside 200 milliseconds.

02

Edge devices that are always there

Watch on wrist. Phone in pocket. Earbuds in ear. Push that lands in the half-second before the gesture completes. Three years ago this was sci-fi; today it ships.

03

Behavioral timing as a science

JITAI research, dual-process theory, identity-based-habit work, recovery psychology — twenty years of academic groundwork finally productizable for consumers.

Together they enable something that has never existed: a system that knows you are about to fold and is positioned to say something useful in the tiny window where saying something useful changes the outcome.

Patterns COYL catches

Whatever you keep doing
that you don’t mean to.

Same coordinator. Different windows. COYL catches food at 9 PM, tab switches at 11 AM, follow-ups that drift past Thursday, and the decision you keep deferring — through one engine, not six apps.

NIGHT · FRIDGE

"Not hungry. Just restless."

The 9 PM kitchen. The "I worked hard today" script. The script willpower can’t touch.

Late-night kitchen →

FOCUS · TAB

"One more tab won’t hurt."

The doom-scroll. The Reddit pivot mid-deep-work. The afternoon collapse.

Procrastination →

FOLLOW-THROUGH · DEAL

"I’ll send it tomorrow."

The email that drifts. The follow-up that dies in the inbox. The commitment that felt real Tuesday and is gone Thursday.

Work follow-through →

DECISIONS · LATE

"I’ll decide in the morning."

The choice you defer past the window where it still mattered. The plan that needed today’s yes.

Decision support →

RECOVERY · POST-SLIP

"I already blew it."

The Monday-reset trap. The streak abandon. The spiral that starts with one slip and ends three days later.

Recovery engine →

RECURRING · LOOP

"Just this once."

Same exact decision, same exact time, same exact script. The loop you keep running. Behavioral support — not clinical crisis.

Recurring loops →

Or anything you keep sabotaging. The mechanic is the same.

The proof

We fight for the 3 seconds
nobody else fights for.

When it acts
What happens on a bad day
Price
COYL
Fires at the 3-second window
Recovery engine · no Monday reset
Free · $12 · $29 (Rebound)
Noom
Daily lesson, hours after
Streak resets on slip
$60/mo
Calm / Headspace
Meditation, decoupled from the moment
Daily-use guilt loop
$70/yr
EAP
Phone call, hours-days later
3–6% utilization
$2/PEPM

Clinical study · open

12-week IRB-pathway-mapped RCT — open for partner enrollment.

Read the protocol →

Recovery engine · built in

No Monday reset. One missed day doesn’t break the streak.

How recovery works →

COYL is not for crisis, addiction treatment, withdrawal, self-harm, or medical dependency. If this involves substance dependency or immediate risk, contact 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline), SAMHSA (1-800-662-HELP), your doctor, or emergency services.

For partners

The relapse-prevention layer beneath your weight care program.

Real-time pattern interrupt during the medication, behavioral muscle memory after. Designed to slot under existing GLP-1 protocols without rebuilding your stack.

Telehealth GLP-1 prescribers

Add real-time relapse prevention to your weight care program. Co-branded enrollment + clinician dashboard.

Employers + health plans

Reduce focus loss + workplace procrastination. PMPM pricing. Outcome reporting.

Research labs + clinics

12-week GLP-1 study open for enrollment. Protocol drafted, IRB pathway mapped.

See the clinical protocolOutcomes we measurepartners@coyl.ai

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