Plain-English definitions of every term, feature and concept in the uniVERSE.
I
Impact Verification
The system where mentors confirm a member's real-world outcome with evidence — photos, certificates, documents. Prevents fake success stories and ensures causality is real.
"He said he launched his business. His mentor verified it with the registration docs. That's verified impact."
L
Locked Lines
Lyric lines you've marked as final. The AI will never regenerate or change locked lines when you rewrite other parts of the song.
"I locked the chorus — it's perfect. Now I can regenerate the verses without losing it."
M
Minimum Viable Day
The smallest realistic set of tasks that still counts as progress. Every task has Good (10 min), Better (30 min) and Best (60 min) versions. You pick the level that matches your energy.
"I was wrecked today so I just did the Good version of my writing task. Still counts."
Mix Health
A 0-100 score the Music Engine gives your track's mix — based on frequency balance, dynamics, stereo width and loudness. Higher is better.
"My mix health was 42. The AI told me to cut the low-mid mud on the bass. Fixed it, now it's 78."
R
Ripple
A real-world action someone takes because of the uniVERSE — starting a project, contacting a mentor, publishing a song. Ripples are the unit of real-world impact.
"She read the Dream Builder, called her old bandmate, and started recording again. That's a ripple."
S
Song DNA
The genetic blueprint of a song — emotion, energy, darkness, humour, vulnerability, confidence, storytelling, genre, tempo and more. Generated from your story or idea.
"The Song DNA showed high humour and low darkness — so it generated a cheeky party track."
Style DNA
The SKARLEY-specific sound profile — rawness, chaos, Australian identity, underground energy, mainstream accessibility and other dials that make a track sound like SKARLEY, not generic AI.
"I cranked the rawness to 80 and the Australian identity to 70 — now it sounds like us."