A private relationship tool, not a public ranking.
pokedex.life is an independent project built by Adam Pang to make deliberate relationship care more concrete. The project turns private social-graph evidence into Pokémon-style cards, rings, and tending prompts while keeping the underlying people and judgments out of the public site.
What the project does
pokedex.life organizes a personal network around three changing Trust readings: Character, Ability, and Spark. Six behavior stats distinguish current evidence from potential, while private rings and tending views help decide where attention could deepen a real relationship. The system is intended to support thoughtful choices and follow-through, not to declare anyone's permanent human value.
Why the workspace is private
Relationship notes, imported social graphs, compatibility readings, message drafts, and contact history can reveal sensitive information about both the operator and other people. Protected routes therefore require a private access token, return no-store and noindex instructions, and do not appear in the public sitemap. The public homepage uses a clearly labeled example instead of publishing the real workspace.
Current status
pokedex.life is currently an early-stage personal tool, not a service offered for public purchase. There is no public paid plan, free trial, guarantee, or quote process. The public site explains the idea and its safeguards; private product access remains limited while the data model and relationship workflows are still being developed.
Operator
Adam Pang builds and operates pokedex.life as an independent project. The project uses only the already-public operator identity shown on the homepage; no private address, personal email, or unrelated relationship information is published here. More public work is available at adampang.com and @adamtpang on X.