See the whole system, and the history beneath it.
Two purpose-built tools for clinicians working with Dissociative Identity Disorder and complex trauma. System Map charts a client's internal world as a living diagram. Trauma Ledger builds the timeline of history behind it. Together, in one secure application, they give you a complete clinical picture — and it never leaves your computer.
The MapSystem Map
A visual, interactive map of a client's internal system. Each part becomes a circle you can move and connect, so the structure, relationships, and cohesion of the system are visible at a glance.
System Map Parts mapping
Move from notes and memory to a clear picture. See who is in the system, how they relate, and how close each part sits to the core self.
- Parts as circles. Distance from the center shows perceived cohesion — closer means more blended with Self.
- Relationships as lines. Each pair can hold two independent perceptions (how each part sees the other), with clashes flagged automatically.
- Rich clinical detail per part — role, age, emotional state, defenses, suicidality, notes, and more, in a tidy tabbed card.
- Two frameworks, one switch. Toggle instantly between Structural Dissociation and Internal Family Systems (IFS).
- Trauma zones, a searchable roster, and clean PDF export for records and case presentations.
The HistoryTrauma Ledger
A structured, chronological timeline of a client's trauma history — and, just as importantly, the protective factors that sit alongside it.
Trauma Ledger Trauma timeline
Lay out a life history in order, so patterns, gaps, and turning points become easy to see and to talk through.
- Ordered by age. Each event is placed on a timeline, so the developmental sequence is clear.
- Two sides, one story. Adverse events sit on one side; protective factors — safe caregivers, supports, strengths, faith — on the other.
- Structured categories for both trauma and protective factors, plus an optional 0–10 impact rating and defenses noted.
- Notes and detail per event, captured in a simple, consistent form.
- Balanced picture. Seeing resilience next to adversity keeps the history from becoming a list of only the worst days.
Better togetherHow the two work as one
System Map and Trauma Ledger run side by side in a single application. A switch at the top moves you between the map and the timeline — and everything for one client is saved together.
System Map
The internal system as it is now — parts, relationships, cohesion.
Trauma Ledger
The history beneath it — the timeline of events and supports.
One client file
Both saved together, encrypted, under a single code name and password.
One switch, no juggling
Flip between the map and the timeline in a single click while you work — no separate programs, no exporting between tools.
One file per client
The map and the timeline are stored together in a single encrypted file. One code name and one password open both.
The "why" behind the "who"
Read a part on the map, then step into the timeline to see the history that shaped it — the structure and its origins in one place.
Buy what you need
Use System Map on its own, Trauma Ledger on its own, or the combined app. Already have the Map? Unlock the Ledger later with a single key.
Built private, by design
These are clinical records of the most sensitive kind. The tools are built so that data stays with you and only you.
Local-only
Everything runs on your own computer. No servers, no accounts, no cloud, no analytics — nothing is uploaded anywhere.
Strong encryption
Each client file is encrypted and locked with your password (AES-256). Without the password, the data can't be read.
Code, not name
Clients and parts are labeled with codes rather than legal names, keeping records de-identified by default.