Three tanks. When any one runs low, your mood drops — often before you know why. The size of the challenge doesn't change. Your capacity to meet it does.
You set your three fuel tanks each day. The app reads them and shows your mood as one word on a five-state spectrum: Depleted · Heavy · Steady · Energized · Lit up.
If your felt mood disagrees with what your tanks say, the app asks one calm question and invites you to journal what might be missing. Over time you learn what your tanks know that you don't.
No sign-up. Just so the app knows who you are and which team's weather report you contribute to.
By default your leader sees the team weather report — three aggregate gauges, no names. If you want your leader to see your individual tanks (so they can be attuned to where you are), opt in. Change it any time.
A workable mood. Hold the line, don't pile on.
Your tanks suggest Heavy. You said Energized. What's true today?
Today's reading is saved.
A workable mood. Hold the line, don't pile on.
When your gut and your tanks disagreed. Your own data — research material.
A workable mood. Hold the line, don't pile on.
Your leader sees the team weather report by default. Opt in to share your individual tanks with them.
When the daily nudge arrives.
Signing out removes all local data and ends your session.
A tool by Scott Hilton-Clarke / Inspiration Labs. The size of the challenge doesn't change. Your capacity to meet it does.