Built by a busy dad of four
I have four kids and a company, and I've kept journals on and off for years. The long entries never lasted, but a few words over coffee did, so I built Steps to send me a few questions in iMessage while I drink it.
— Tiago, father of four in Porto
A message at the hour you pick
Pick your mornings and the hour, like 7, or 9 after drop-off. The message is the reminder, so there's no app to open. If the morning gets away from you, one follow-up comes in the early afternoon, and one reply stops it.
Questions picked with you
At sign-up, a short configurator asks what brings you here and how much time you really get. It suggests two to four questions, like “What's a moment from yesterday worth keeping?” or “What do you want to notice today?” Swap any, reword any, or add your own, up to five, with a line on why it matters to you.
Skip a question, and your own reason comes back
Every question carries a note to self, the reason it matters to you. Skip it, and the next morning your note comes first. Counting skipped mornings is off unless you turn it on.
