PSYTECH
Psychology for intelligent systems.
An independent body of work exploring how psychological measurement, protective architectures and governance can shape more thoughtful human–AI interaction.
Research directionI’m interested in the space where human minds and intelligent systems meet — and in making that relationship more thoughtful, more perceptive and more human.
The work
Technology matters.
The human experience matters more.
An independent body of work exploring how psychological measurement, protective architectures and governance can shape more thoughtful human–AI interaction.
Research directionA clinician-centred workspace exploring formulation, reasoning structure and measurement while keeping professional judgement where it belongs — with the clinician.
Private product workAn independent editorial publication following technology, neuroscience and AI through the question I return to most: what does this mean for people?
Read the publication ↗A private research platform created to study how adolescents experience AI, with safeguarding, consent and research integrity designed into its foundations.
Private researchA contemporary visual and written archive celebrating the flora and fauna of the Persian landscape — a quieter place for nature, memory and observation.
Independent archiveWorking method
Begin with behaviour, cognition, context and the reality of the person who will actually live with the system.
Evidence should help us see more clearly without pretending that every human question has a neat answer.
Good systems should reduce cognitive burden, respect attention and feel natural to move through.
The intelligence may be intricate. The experience should feel calm, clear and almost effortless.
About nou
Independent · interdisciplinaryI’m nou — Nou Heravi. I work across psychology, product, research and editorial systems, drawn to the places where technology becomes deeply human.
I am studying psychology while developing independent work in psychological technology, clinical reasoning and human–AI interaction. Alongside that work, I publish PSYTECH News and keep space for cultural and visual research — because not everything worth understanding belongs in the same kind of box.
This is the public edge of my work. Research methods, participant systems, clinical logic, internal architecture and unpublished commercial work remain private by design.
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