WAYWARD ROBOTS
A lighthouse keeper's room at dusk: an open ledger and a green-shaded brass lamp on a wooden desk, a small hand-made wooden robot with amber eyes waiting at the desk's edge, and beyond the window a harbour town with every lamp lit and the great light sweeping out over the water.

For the practitioner

The Lighthouse

A XAI Therapy clinical workspace.

Somebody has to keep the light on. This is the room you do it from.

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You steer. The worlds follow.

The Lighthouse is the console a practice runs on. Pair a client in seconds with a one-time code, assign any island tool as homework, and watch the receipt land the moment it's done — honestly, quietly, without nagging anyone. Notes, sessions, assessments, calendar and your practice assistant live on the same bridge.

And all of it runs on your own machine. The Lighthouse installs in your practice, not on our servers — the hour is heard there, the note is written there by a model that runs there, and the record is stored there. No company holds your clients’ records, so there is no agreement to sign with us and no third party whose breach becomes yours.

Where it runs

Your Mac, not our servers. The install refuses to serve your record to anything but the machine it is on — proven by booting it and probing every address that computer answers on, every release. It also writes a verified second copy to a drive you own, and tells you the last time that worked.

Pairing & the bridge

One-time codes, device re-pairing with cloud restore, and a live bridge that shows what came back — including "the homework, honestly": deferrals in grey facts, never red marks.

The Scribe & notes

Session notes, templates, and transcription-assisted drafting — your words, your format, exportable, yours.

The Session Room

A built-in call console: one-tap join links, synced scenes, a shared Watch player, and an in-session browser for the portals you already use.

Build your practice assistant

Every Wayward Robots practice ships with a build-your-own assistant workshop: your policies, your voice, your AI key — with a base layer of honesty that can't be removed.

Safety, yours

The safety and crisis protocol is configured by you, for your jurisdiction and your clients. Every world routes to your plan. The One Law →

Your data's floor

A real database with automatic backups, password-gated access, and rate-limited APIs. We publish exactly what the platform is and isn't cleared for — no borrowed badges.

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See how the setup works, step by step — about ten minutes, on a Mac or a Windows PC.

The workspace

This is the console, running.

Three screens from the live build. The first is what opens when you sit down; the second is the part that makes the worlds worth having; the third is where a client lives between sessions.

The Lighthouse Today screen: counts for unsigned notes, follow-ups and completed work, today's appointments with a launch-scribe button on each, the day's clinical brief, and the practice's note templates
“Today” — the day’s sessions, what needs signing, and one brief
The L.A.N.C.E. Library inside the workspace: the ninety-seven client tools in a searchable grid, each with a Run button and an Assign button
The same ninety-seven tools your client has — Run one yourself, or Assign it to their phone
The Client Directory: two client profiles side by side, each with contact details, clinical notes, a pairing code to connect their L.A.N.C.E. app, a clinical snapshot, a case files vault, and an Island Companion Sync panel showing the app is linked
Each client’s page — notes, case files, and the pairing code that links their app to your workspace
The story begins in paint

A boy nobody kept built an island
that keeps everyone.

The opening of Landfall is a living picture book — fifteen painted chapters, narrated like a film, every frame moving. This is the house style of every Wayward Robots world.

Gullhaven, 1929 — a boy nobody kept
Gullhaven, 1929 — a boy nobody kept
He built a way out of what they threw away
He built a way out of what they threw away
The crossing — the emptiest part of the map
The crossing — the emptiest part of the map
His first friend — and lit its eyes
His first friend — and lit its eyes
Every island is somebody's whole heart
Every island is somebody's whole heart
The keeper, in his own image
The keeper, in his own image

Why it is called the Lighthouse

Somebody has to keep the light on.

The worlds your clients walk into were built by a father who knew he was running out of time, for a child who was frightened. He could not stay. So he built things that would answer when he could not — and the promise he made was not that it would fix anything. It was that something would always answer. You are the part of that promise a piece of software cannot keep.

“They were for company in the dark.”and so is the person reading this
He never says goodbye in the journals. He says this instead.

The tools will answer.

He never says goodbye in the journals. He says this instead.

L.A.N.C.E. · Dr. Malakor’s journals
What saved him was not the island. He had an island, and he was still alone.

Ten friends and ninety-seven tools.

What saved him was not the island. He had an island, and he was still alone.

Driftwood · Book One

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Look around first.

The Lighthouse — an XAI Therapy clinical workspace. A full demo workspace, no card and no clock. Then $49.99/month — introductory, rising to $69.99 — with 15 of the 96 client tools to hand out, more opening free as clients finish challenges, and any other tool $9.99 once. Whichever price you join on is yours for as long as you stay. 30 days, full refund, no questions asked — write to ask@lancenabers.com and I send the money back.

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The worlds — Landfall, Copperheart and Driftwood — are $19.99/month each, and anyone can subscribe. Or just ask Lance a question.