Journey Now

Learning copilot for human ambition

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I noticed the personalised journey feature, how do you adapt recommendations as user goals evolve over time?

the daily guidance and reflection piece is where learning tools most often get retention wrong. daily anything becomes a chore by week three for most people and the apps that survive that drop-off are the ones that make the daily interaction feel like a natural part of the day rather than an obligation. what does the daily touchpoint actually look like and how long does a typical daily session take because that number is probably the biggest predictor of whether someone sticks with it past the first month

@mituhin @andrewu @sergeynugaev @mikhail_pitersky @alexey_prilepskiy really killer product idea! Curious what your early user feedback is looking like? What folks are loving / what they’re getting out of the product etc? Also from a demo perspective - who are the optimal product users?

As someone who abandoned multiple personal projects, the idea of an adaptive plan sounds appealing. Static roadmaps often fail because life changes faster than the plan. The ability to recalibrate seems like one of the strongest parts of the product.

Congrats!
I've been "about to learn guitar" for about four years now. If this gets me to five minutes a day, I'll be thrilled. Downloading to find out.

The "invisible daily routine" line hit me. I have ten finished courses and zero habits to show for them.

can’t not comment on the brand identity and visual language, it’s full of aesthetic appeal and uniqueness. Love that!!

Is there something behind it that you can share? How did you arrive at this direction?

First of all many many congratulations. Honestly this is very close to me. I've started probably 6 "systems" for a side project in the last two years and every single one fell apart around week 3. Those are not because the goal changed, just because there was nothing holding the daily habit together. That's exactly the gap you're describing.

Curious how the recalibration works in practice? If I tell it a week went badly, does the path actually change or just nudge a bit? Congrats on shipping.

Congrats team! Does the Pod work for friends chasing totally different goals, or is it better when you're working toward something similar?

The Pod idea is the part that stands out to me. A plan is useful, but having friends see your progress is what usually keeps you from quietly dropping it after week two.

Looks super promising! Question though: is it usable in a Business L&D context?

The hardest part of learning has never been finding info for me. It's staying consistent once the initial excitement wears off