Take this at your own pace. Nothing is decided until you decide it.
What Unravel is
Unravel is a small group that meets to practise together — voice, movement, sound, and the particular work of being witnessed while something moves through you. It is somatic and expressive rather than instructional. Nothing is performed here, and nothing that happens in the room is asked to become anything else afterwards.
The container is closed on purpose. Who is here is known, and stays known. That is what makes it possible to arrive without arranging yourself first.
What this app holds
It is where the practice carries on between gatherings.
Your design — your Human Design chart, calculated inside Unravel on our own engine from your birth date, time and place. It is never sent to a third party. Beside each of your three central lines sits a line of Kerel’s poetry, written for that gate.
Today’s field — the Cosmology. Where the Sun sits in the wheel today, the gate it is moving through, and what that gate carries. It is read again through the day.
Gatherings — the calendar, each date shown in your own timezone.
Threads — what has been kept. Not recordings of the sessions, but the selections Kerel chose to let last: a piece of writing, a voice, part of an evening.
What happens next
You sign in with the email this invitation was sent to — with Google, or with a link we send you. Then Unravel asks for your birth date, time and place, so your chart can be calculated. That is the whole of it.
Your invitation is tied to the address it was sent to. Signing in with another one will not open it.
This invitation is no longer open.
It has already been used, or the time on it has run out. Nothing has gone wrong on your side.
If you think it should still be open, say so to whoever invited you — they can hold the door again.
That invitation belongs to a different email address.
Nothing has gone wrong, and the invitation is untouched — it is simply held for the address Kerel sent it to. Sign in with that one and it will open.
We could not read your invitation.
This is a fault on our side, not a closed door. Your invitation is untouched.
Reading the invitation…
An invitation
A place has been held for your group.
Take this at your own pace. Nothing is decided until you decide it.
What Unravel is
Unravel is a small group that meets to practise together — voice, movement, sound, and the particular work of being witnessed while something moves through you. It is somatic and expressive rather than instructional. Nothing is performed here, and nothing that happens in the room is asked to become anything else afterwards.
The container is closed on purpose. Who is here is known, and stays known. That is what makes it possible to arrive without arranging yourself first.
How this one works
Give the email address you want to be reached at. Unravel sends your own invitation to it — your own link, tied to that address alone. Opening that email is how you come in.
About this link
This one link was made for a group, so anyone who has it can use it — please don’t pass it on beyond the people it was sent to. It runs out, both in time and in the number of places on it, and it can be closed at any moment.
The invitation it sends you is not shared. It belongs to your email address, and signing in with a different one will not open it.
Look in your email.
The link in that email is yours alone, and it opens your place. This one isn’t needed any more.
This link is no longer open.
Its time has run out, or its places are taken, or it has been closed. Nothing has gone wrong on your side.
Say so to whoever sent it to you — they can open another.
We couldn’t reach the door just now.
This is a fault on our side, not a closed link. Nothing has been changed either way.
Your place is here. It hasn’t been opened yet.
You’re signed in, and this is the right address — nothing has gone wrong and nothing is missing. The membership held for you is waiting to be opened. Usually that happens right here; if Kerel is holding this one himself, he opens it, and there is nothing else for you to do.
Kerel opens this one himself.
Nothing has gone wrong, and there is nothing here for you to fix. Your sign-in works, and anything you have already written is safe where it is.
The container is closed on purpose, and it is opened by hand. Nothing here has failed. Send him a word and he takes it from there.
We couldn’t reach the door just now.
This is a fault on our side — not an answer about your invitation. Nothing has been changed either way, and your place is untouched.
Unravel grows by invitation. Leave your name and a few words — Kerel reads everything.
✦ The tending room
Tending
Applications, the crew, and invitations. Invite links are handed to you to send personally — the welcome should come from a person.
Invite someone
their personal doorway — copy & send it yourself
the shortcut — signs them straight in, no welcome page
Applications
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Invite a group
tick the people the app already knows, paste anyone new · each person gets their own invitation, emailed to them · up to 50 at a time
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commas, new lines, semicolons or spaces — whatever your phone pasted. Names are ignored; addresses are not.
A group link
one link for a whole group · each person still gets their own invitation, to their own address · you set how many and how long
Kerel makes these. You can see the ones that exist below, and switch any of them off.
Anyone who has the link can use it, so send it only to the group you mean — and tell them not to pass it on. It stops on its own when either the days or the places run out, and you can switch it off here at any moment.
the group’s doorway — copy & send it to the group
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Seasons
the arc a gathering belongs to · members see the name, not the dates
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Gatherings
the calendar members see · each person reads it in their own timezone
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Selections live in Threads. There is no place to put a raw recording here, on purpose.
Pathways
where someone is in the four · the gatherings count themselves, the rest is your word and theirs
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After Care
therapy-note privacy · only you and the core team read this, and only its author can change or remove it
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Threads
curated selections only — never a raw session recording (Q19)
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Announce
one email, to everyone with access · nothing leaves until the second tap
Today’s field
your writing for the transit · this is what members read in Cosmology
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The 64 gates
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Reaching their first three months
three months, or nine gatherings · the ask every new member is told about as they arrive
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Money
what has actually been paid — Stripe holds the receipts, this is who and what for
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Needs a conversation
a lapse is the start of a conversation, not a lock-out
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The crew
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Messages that didn’t go
every email the app tried to send · these are the ones that didn’t
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Your birth moment
Your design begins here.
This is how your chart is calculated. It stays inside Unravel — computed on our own engine, never sent to a third party.(sign out)
What is asked of you
Unravel asks for a season — three months, or nine gatherings, whichever you reach first — before you decide whether this is yours. It is an ask and not a lock: nothing here holds you, and you can stop whenever you need to. Kerel’s reason is the only one there is, and it is plain — you can’t understand Unravel in two or three sessions.
Around the three-month mark he checks in with you. Nothing has to be decided before then.
Create your password
You are already signed in — this is so you can get back in without waiting on an email, and so that what you write in After Care sits behind something only you know.
The threshold
Welcome.
What are you allowing yourself to not rush right now?
What I know about myself
visible to you and the core team · saves as you type
Your name and pronouns
yours — change them whenever they stop fitting
Your email is how you sign in, so changing it is a word to Kerel rather than a box here. Your birth details are just above, under your three lines.
Your password
yours — and the emailed link keeps working either way
You came in before passwords existed here, so you don’t have one yet. Making one means what you write in After Care sits behind something only you know — and you can get back in without waiting on an email.
Forgotten it? There is nothing to reset — ask for a sign-in link at the door, come in, and set a new one here.
Threads · the archive
What has been held here.
Kerel’s selections — not everything that was said, only what was meant to last.
find your way back to one
After Care
What stayed with you.
Somewhere to put what moved, and what you are still carrying. Read by you, Kerel, and the core team. No one else.
Nothing is kept until you tap it. Yours to change for two days after, and yours to remove whenever you want.
While your membership is paused
Everything you wrote is here to read, and yours to remove. Writing something new waits until your place is open again.
Cosmology · the live field
The field is being read…
Computed by Unravel's own engine, refreshed through the day. The Sun moves one line roughly each day; six lines to a gate.
Pathways · walked at once
Four ways through, moving together.
You are in all four at the same time, each at its own pace — three or four months apiece, a year or so for the whole turn. Nothing here is a score. It is somewhere to see where you have been, and to say whether it feels like a yes.
A pathway completes when all four agree: you, the crew assessment, your self-assessment, and the felt sense of the practice itself.
Guidebook · the living framework
A Living Framework for Creative Practice.
Kerel’s Members Guidebook. Part One is written to be read in order; Part Two is the reference you come back to. Use it to prepare for sessions, to return to after them, and to go deeper between them.