Project Kyrill

Project Kyrill is an independent research initiative that brings together personal experiences to investigate recurring patterns in human behaviour. It explores what may become visible when many life stories are considered together, including connections among people’s experiences, feelings, actions, relationships, work, physical signals and life histories. Its current study, Experiment 001, examines why people who carry significant responsibility and whose lives seem to be going well may nevertheless feel depleted or stuck.

Participation involves sharing experiences in a research process that typically takes 40–80 minutes and can be resumed later. Participants receive a personal research summary describing notable signals, possible connections and questions for further exploration. This feedback is preliminary and is not a diagnosis, personality test, coaching or treatment advice.

Project Kyrill uses technology, including AI, to help organise and compare information, while people review findings for meaning and context. The initiative describes responses as confidentially processed, does not sell personal data and allows participants to request deletion.