Seven apps, conceived, designed and built end to end while running a national portfolio full time. Four for grown-ups and three for children. Under five minutes a day, in your pocket.
A minute between meetings, on the train, or at nine at night. The tools that help you pause, breathe and choose again, ready whenever you need them. And if you need something built, the eighth tile is for you.
Sometimes your phone is a safer place to start than a person. You do not have to share every thought with everyone. Remember the diary you kept as a kid? This is that, brought back digitally and safely. What you write stays on your phone.
A quiet space to meet yourself where you actually are, built for the working day rather than for a retreat. Five minutes to set the day up, a soft landing when it gets heavy, and five minutes to close it.
Fourteen days free, then A$12.99 a month or A$79.99 a year. Free for a full year with Pathway to Peace. For a senior team, it can be licensed as a cohort with a seventy five day pilot and engagement reported in aggregate only.
“The structured prompts and gratitude tools are incredible. The UI is incredibly well designed and is profoundly beneficial for everyone’s personal journey.”
Sam is the part of you that repeats. Sak is the part that notices. Four steps, about as long as making a coffee: pause, breathe, notice, respond. Then Sak reads the day back to you in your own words.
The characters came out of the coaching rather than the other way round. Sam is samskara, the groove repetition wears in you. Sak is the one who sees it.
For the moment the day gets loud. The quickest way back to a settled body, so the next choice is one you actually make rather than one your default makes for you.
Seven chapters, twenty eight days each, root to crown, at whatever pace your body sets.
Sam and Sak, for younger minds. Noticing the big feelings before they take over, at home, at school and on the sports field. For ages five to seventeen: the same practice, made for them.
Nervous system regulation, made fun. It exists because my nieces needed something and nothing out there was right.
For your little athlete. Belief built from the inside, so it holds on the days the scoreboard does not.
Building is the part of my practice that makes the other parts repeatable. I am an engineer by background, and what is possible now is not what was possible three years ago. AI has moved custom tools from a six figure project to something a small business can genuinely afford.
Most teams are losing a day a week to work no human should be doing. Copying between systems, chasing the same status update, rekeying the same numbers, building the same report on a Friday afternoon. It is tedious, it is expensive, and it is the reason good people leave.
The point is not fewer people. It is better work from the ones you have. Take the tedious half away and the hours go back into the things that actually move the business, and into people learning something rather than grinding through a queue.
Engineered, not just prompted. In my corporate role I built a full digital platform and its mobile version, and every app on this page is designed and built end to end the same way.
The first one was not an app. It was a booking problem: long before any of this had a brand on it, I built a program inside a large organisation that made transport bookings straightforward for national customers. A working tool, used by real customers. Corporate first, then Arya Business Advisory, then the products.
“Piglet noticed that even though he had a Very Small Heart, it could hold a rather large amount of Gratitude.”
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