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Projectjoy.me

Projectjoy.me

@projectjoy.me

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A small practice for noticing your own life. In the making.

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I’m running a two-week round of trying Project Joy, from Monday 26 October to Sunday 8 November, and I’d like you to join if you can. Make an account at projectjoy.me (link in bio) and I’ll email you the details. I’ll ask three questions over the two weeks. A single sentence is a full answer. Project Joy is a microjournaling app for whatever you notice, feel, or are still figuring out. (The alpha’s treehouse artwork is AI-generated. We plan to replace it with work by an illustrator for the full release.)
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A little thing I’ve been making, for the little things in your life. Project Joy is a micro journaling app with room for the joyful, the heavy and everything in between. A few words or a photo can be enough to keep a moment. Alpha invites are starting to go out and I’d love for you to try it out over the next couple of weeks and tell me how it feels. ProjectJoy.me And yes, people wanting to try something I made is absolutely doing into my treetop 🥹
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For the past little while, I’ve been building Project Joy, a little journal for the things you notice. One of my entries is about finally playing Kingdom Hearts for 12-year-old me, who used to stare at the cover in Target and imagine. Another is about a wooden pillar someone made to look like a tree. Others hold frustration with school, or feelings I’m still figuring out. I wanted a place for all of it. A word, a photo, a few sentences. Something to help me pay attention to my life and keep what matters to me. Now I’d love to invite you to try it. I’m looking for a small group to use the alpha over a few weeks and share how it feels. Bring it into your day at your own pace, keep a few moments, and tell me what works and what could feel better. Your experience will help shape what Project Joy becomes. Interested? Join at Projectjoy.me The little things? There’s nothing bigger.
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This weeks Project Joy practice. Nothing is too big or small for this practice 🥢 I find myself being more aware of how I experience the world already :) Sending out alpha invites sign up at Projectjoy.me
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Before it was a microjournaling app, it was an ethical social media concept. Swipe for the archive: Like counts replaced with a color gradient on the post border. The more a post moved people, the more the feed turned into a kaleidoscope. The heart replaced with an eye. One tap to witness. Two taps if it resonated. Everyone anonymous, including the poster. Posts as trading cards, with variations made by community artists. And the hi-fi screens from that life. I still love some of this. Social might come back in phase two. For now, the app stays a place for you first. #projectjoy #appdesign #ethicaltech
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Why Project Joy stopped being a social media app and became a microjournaling app. A decade in social media, one year designing a more ethical version of it, and the thing I kept landing on was that we're just different now. A kinder feed lands on people the old feeds already shaped. So the first thing to build is a practice in your relationship with yourself. That's phase one. Full story on Substack, link in bio.
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Until it's ready, this is where mine go. One bright, one heavy, one neat. Fridays, for now.
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Going back in time today less than a year ago to show the evolution of the Project Joy logo to where it is in today’s iteration but still very much WIP 😂  Note: in the coming weeks I will be sharing more on the actual format of Project Joy and its unique format ☀️
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Project Joy is a microjournaling app: a place to catch and keep the moments of your life. Why micro? Because traditional journaling is intimidating. A blank page sits there waiting for your life story, and most of us close the notebook. But here, one sentence is a whole entry. The good moments are easy to catch. But there’s room for the heavy ones too: a place to set them down and let them be whatever they are. Sometimes, with time, a heavy thing softens. Sometimes it just needs somewhere to rest. Either way, there’s a place for it. And catching a moment is only half of it. The other half happens later, when you come back. Revisit an entry a week on and you might find you see the whole thing differently now. Or you notice you keep writing the same kind of entry, and you start to wonder what that’s about. Some patterns you’ll recognize; some will catch you off guard. What you do with them is entirely yours. Maybe a pattern is something to act on, maybe it hands you a new way of seeing things, or maybe it’s simply interesting. That’s enough. #buildinginpublic #healthytech
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