Real-life stories that keep information in context and are shaped by the perspective of the storyteller.

To support insights, better questions, reflection & self-awareness, and responsive decision-making. Passively consuming or giving up data misses the point.

Thinking of data as a gift and collection and sense-making as ceremony that can increase our wellbeing. Consent, choice, and autonomy are respected.

We don’t assume people already know if and how they are well, but rather, that our awareness of our own wellbeing and our ability to shape it is unfolding all the time.

Recognizing that because us humans are complex & evolving in an-ever-changing environment, we focus on moments rather than categorizing people as well or unwell.

Wellbeing as the meanings and capabilities people draw from interactions with the world rather than simply access to material things.