Each layout answers a different question about what the Dashboard should do first: rest you, prompt you, orient you, move you forward, or connect you to others.
Spacious landing with a single prompt at center — the Dashboard as a pause before action, not a task list.
You're on a 14-day streak. What's one moment of joy you want to carry into today?
"Finally showed up to the morning walk three days running — it changed everything."
"Finished the Presence audit. It was harder than I expected, and I learned so much."
"Gratitude streak hit 30. I thought I'd never be someone who journals daily."
"Tried the evening reflection practice. Slept better than I have in months."
The Dashboard as a daily practice card — gratitude input dominates, announcements shrink to a sensible size.
The radar chart as the anchor — your profile is the compass, and everything else radiates from who you are.
Progress as a physical journey — members see exactly where they are in the arc and what comes next.
Arrive to see what others are experiencing — the community feed as the gravitational center, personal state in the right rail.
"I finally stayed in the discomfort instead of reaching for my phone. Three full minutes of just sitting with the feeling. It sounds small but it genuinely wasn’t."
"30-day gratitude streak. I honestly thought I wasn’t someone who journals. Turns out I just hadn’t found the right container for it."
"The baseline exercise revealed something I hadn’t expected: I score low on Playfulness. I’ve been ‘responsible’ so long I forgot what play even looks like for me."
"Phase 3 complete. The ‘integration week’ wasn’t a bonus — it was where the whole thing clicked. Highly recommend not skipping it."
"Asked a question in a meeting I would have swallowed before. It landed well. I know that’s small. It doesn’t feel small."