REFLECTION · TEN STEPS01
Positive Friend
Understand yourself a little better. Practise constructive thinking and pass a little more kindness on. A course with small steps you can use in real life.
Start or continue your journeyA small toolbox for life
A little moreroom.
For your thoughts. For what matters. For you.
Small tools to help you reflect, collect and get a clearer view.
Start with what you need. You do not have to use everything.
Positive FriendA small step is still a step.
A-LinkThe important things. Easy to find.
A-BoxGet it out. Sort it later.
SMALL
TOOLS.
MORE ROOM.
TOOLS.
MORE ROOM.
One starting point. Several independent tools.
Choose what fits you
What could you
use a little more of?
A fresh perspective? Tidier links?
A place to set down a thought?
Start wherever it feels useful.
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A-Link
Your important links, organised in lists. With a short note about why you need them.
Open A-Link03
A-Box
Thoughts, ideas and frustrations. Set them down without sorting them first.
Open A-Box04
KIJOBE Text
Paste, clean and edit text. A simple editor with local history and offline support.
Open the text editor05
A short break.
Meet ByteMan. Collect little bits, find your flow and play just for fun.
Take a game breakA-Link, A-Box and the text editor work without an account. Their content is stored locally in your browser.
A-Life · an upcoming addition
More tools.
One calm overview.
When you use several tools, seeing how things connect becomes useful. A-Life brings together what you choose to connect, making it easier to see where to continue.
Explore A-LifeA free start is planned. Then choose Free or paid.
A little more overview.
A little less to keep in your head.
What you have chosen to collect, in one place.
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The links that belong togetherA-Link · your project list
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An idea worth carrying forwardA-Box · your selected notes
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Continue with one small stepPositive Friend · course progress
↗Illustration of an upcoming product.
Made for everyday life
Small tools.
You make the choices.
Useful right away.
Go straight to the tool you need. One small thing that helps is a good start.
Use one. Or several.
The tools work independently. You decide when a connected overview makes sense.
Keep what matters.
The local tools offer exports. Future connections will be choices you make yourself.
You do not have to optimise every break.
Sometimes a little game is just what you need.