Build your inner constellation.
A short projective test draws a map of your inner world.
Who you are depends on where you stand.
Example of one view of your possible map — a live 3D visualization
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Unique projective (non-questionnaire) test
Your maps are created only from your own choices. Each result is unique and directly calculated from your data.
We rely on mathematical methods and proven principles. We do not interpret anything beyond that.
AI does not invent content here, it only helps formulate what is already present in the map.
You will see the structure of your inner world
A map of relationships will emerge between what matters to you – your close people as well as concepts like Love, Good, Past, Fear.
What is close and what is distant will become visible. What is in the center and what remains on the edge.
You will see patterns, tensions and connections - some familiar, some surprising.
The map as an entry point to deeper work
JakToMam maps are not live constellations. Still, they reveal a network of relationships in your world.
They remind us that who we are is connected to where we stand.
And so they can become a gateway to deeper, real work – both individually and in constellation work.
Upcoming family constellation seminars
Part of the interpretation price will be deducted from the seminar fee.
How it works
1. Choose an area and ask a question
You start with what truly interests you – relationships, work, inner state…
2. Assign symbols to concepts
For each concept, you choose 6–10 symbols. This creates your personal “language” of relationships. (approx. 4–12 minutes)
3. A map (constellation) is created
From your choices, a spatial image of relationships is automatically generated.
4. You receive outputs
Interactive visualizations and text summaries, Interactive Story and experimental views.
We are working on AI interpretation, audio format and the most beautiful possible PDF report.
Output examples
Collective maps
All maps →Topics explored by people worldwide. Responses form collective maps — how people perceive key concepts. Contribute your perspective.
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