Tibah

@abhilash_chowdhary thank you 🙏 It is actually just me. I started Tibah 1,5 month ago and now it is here. Would love to hear what you think once you have tried it ☺️

@prathamesh_ware Thank you 🙌 🙌 🙌

@niky_goms Thank you 🙌 🙌 🙌

@mike_wakoz Thank you 🙌 🙌 🙌

Hey @goyashy great question! Before I started building Tibah, I used Notion and designed my own "personal life system" where I had all my reflections - it is a bit of hussle to set everything up though and I did not like how much time it took. But with time it was worth it, because I collected the best self reflection questions and figured out what key elements of reflection are. Not too many, not too little. With Tibah users do not take such a long time to set up their journal, they have all their information in one place and they always have their journal with them. The real differentiation though is that the reflections feed on one another (which I have not seen in any other app out there). That means when you have filled out your daily reflections you can see the information in your weekly reflections without needing to go back to the past entries. This makes it way easier to concentrate on reflecting on the information and not searching it in one of the entries.

@new_user__3632023cf476a41a39cbe7f happy you want to try it out! Let me know how you like it 😊

Hey @radek_bloch great to hear, that you see a market for this. I'll look into what you mentioned in your comment. For now Tibah uses mostly system thinking and the best questions / tools I have discovered in the field of personal development. It does not follow a strict framework, but more of a collection I found most useful in the last years.