The latest version of my very own conscript, known as Simplescript.
Notes:
◌̥ is used on the vowel it reduces in trad-orthography (ḁdisyo̥n, sє̥(r)tifí̥kḁ́t, é̥lektrisi̥ti̥).
/dʒ, ʃ, tʃ, ʒ/ as realizations of orthographic /dj, sj, tj, zj/ are written with D, S, T, and Z before Y, Ú, and Ʊ́ instead of J, Ṡ, Ċ, and Ż.
Rhotic vowels are written the exact same way in both American and British English with the absence of R in the coda in British English.
The number of vowel letters is always equal to the number of syllables in a word. For example, "lⲇ́(r)" has one syllable, while "láє̥(r)" has two.
Both stress marks are optional. They are usually placed over / under the entire stressed syllable (I know Unicode isn't too good with that, but whatever).
I said this the first time I saw this but I personally would've moved the OI and OU glyphs to the right side of P to retain the balance of O-related glyphs around the P.
And if you're wondering, this Rex guy doesn't mind this new version of Foamemes's existence.