Our apps
Digital tools designed for plural systems
RASTD develops and supports free apps, designed with and for people affected by dissociative identity disorder.
Systella
A gentle space for DID/OSDD systems
- What it is for
- A community platform designed for the daily life of a plural system: getting to know yourselves better internally, communicating between alters, and talking with other systems.
- Who it is for
- People affected by DID or OSDD, and anyone who identifies as a plural system, whether or not they have a diagnosis.
- How to access it
- Free, available directly in a browser at systella.xyz. You need to create a system account to use the features.
Main features
- One account for the system, with a dedicated profile for each alter (name, pronouns, description, avatar, role badges).
- A colour of their own for each alter: the interface adapts to whoever is "fronting".
- A private journal for each alter.
- Real-time discussion channels, which can be organised into categories.
- An optional PIN code to protect a particular alter's profile.
- A Resources area that explains DID/OSDD in plain language.
SysSpace
A sister app for plural systems
- What it is for
- SysSpace complements the RASTD ecosystem to support plural systems day to day.
- Who it is for
- Plural systems, in the continuity of Systella.
- How to access it
- Free, available directly in a browser at sysspace.xyz. The home page lets you log in or create a space.
Main features
- Detailed features are still being documented. This page will be updated as the project evolves.
Using Systella and SysSpace is governed by their own terms of use. See the Terms of use page for more details.