What we're learning about voice, measurement, and what actually changes once you can track how you're doing. Written by the people building it.
Pace, pitch, and pauses carry more than the words riding on top of them. A look at why speaking is a better input than typing.
July 7, 20265 min read
Retrospective recall is the shakiest instrument in emotional health, and it's the one nearly everyone is using. What changes when you stop relying on it.
June 30, 20267 min read
"Most people have no way to see if things are actually getting better."
That sentence started Chosn, and it's still the thing we're working on. These notes are where we think out loud about it: what we're learning from the data, what we got wrong, and what we're building next.
Every habit app would tell us to add them. Here's the argument for leaving them out, and what we built instead.
June 23, 20264 min read
Nobody needed 10,000 steps. What they needed was a number that moved. The lesson underneath the fitness tracking boom.
June 16, 20265 min read
Three weeks in, one beta user found the same dip in the same place every week. She'd been living with it for years without seeing it once.
June 9, 20266 min read
Talk for three minutes and see your own map.
Try the 3-minute testTakes three minutes. No sign-up to try it. You'll join the waitlist right after you see your first map.
