A system map that feels like home
Every alter gets their own card: photo or symbol, pronouns, role, colors — even their own app theme when they're fronting. Grounding items and notes stay a tap away.
For DID & OSDD systems · iOS
Lighthouse is a calm place to keep track of who's who, log who's fronting, and handle daily life together. Everything lives on your device, encrypted — no account, no cloud, no one watching.
The fronting log
Check in as one alter or several — co-fronting is first-class — and Lighthouse keeps the history automatically. Browse it as a list or a calendar, backfill days you missed, and mark entries unsure when nobody's certain.
Uncertainty is a valid answer here. That's the point.
Daily life, together
Every alter gets their own card: photo or symbol, pronouns, role, colors — even their own app theme when they're fronting. Grounding items and notes stay a tap away.
Write it or draw it: entries carry text and whiteboard sketches, tagged to whoever wrote them. Half-written thoughts survive switching tabs — because losing an entry mid-switch is exactly when it hurts most.
Medication schedules with reminders that keep names and doses off your lock screen, a shared calendar with per-alter tagging, mood logs, and an internal message board.
Invite someone you trust through your own iCloud. You choose exactly which categories they see, sensitive details stay encrypted, and revoking takes one tap. Sharing is off until you turn it on.
Passphrase-protected encrypted backups you hold yourself, widgets that show schedules without exposing details, full Dynamic Type and VoiceOver support.
Lighthouse began because one system asked for it, and it has grown by listening ever since — co-fronting, the unsure button, and the fronting calendar all started as someone's "it would help if…".
Privacy
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