People come to realizations every day that help them understand life, what they want to do, their relationships with other people and social norms just a little bit better. As quickly as a person comes to one of these realizations, however, they can just as easily forget it. Similarly, people who come to realize new things over a period of time but do not always think about this realization and therefore do not properly utilize it or live by it.
There are a few problems at hand. One is that it is often too much effort to record and store the thoughts and realizations that we have while commuting, while reading or while having a conversation. These are thoughts that we want to be reminded of. Secondly, if we do record them, it is hard to remember to go back through these notes where we would be reminded of all the things we deemed important for us to remember and understand. There is also not a good way to navigate to this collection of thoughts if they are written on scattered digital or physical notes.
Everyone is striving to find happiness, and for many continually better understanding their environment and life and how they should best live is the way to help be happy everyday. It is a shame to think that people do not hold onto the thoughts that keep them happy simply because they have no good way of being reminded of them. I think this problem is very important because it has the potential to improve people’s personal lives, mental health and strength. There are many apps that could achieve this goal, but people would not necessarily think to use them in this way and they are not necessarily geared and well-built for this purpose.
Thought Invoker provides an easy way to input thoughts people have and to then be taken through them at a later time via text that they can hear spoken and can read and swipe through. This allows them to be reminded of the thoughts that they find important and meaningful to them and their everyday lives.
Below is the walkthrough for if a person wants to go through the thoughts and ideas that they have previously entered into the application:
There are a few problems at hand. One is that it is often too much effort to record and store the thoughts and realizations that we have while commuting, while reading or while having a conversation. These are thoughts that we want to be reminded of. Secondly, if we do record them, it is hard to remember to go back through these notes where we would be reminded of all the things we deemed important for us to remember and understand. There is also not a good way to navigate to this collection of thoughts if they are written on scattered digital or physical notes.
Everyone is striving to find happiness, and for many continually better understanding their environment and life and how they should best live is the way to help be happy everyday. It is a shame to think that people do not hold onto the thoughts that keep them happy simply because they have no good way of being reminded of them. I think this problem is very important because it has the potential to improve people’s personal lives, mental health and strength. There are many apps that could achieve this goal, but people would not necessarily think to use them in this way and they are not necessarily geared and well-built for this purpose.
Thought Invoker provides an easy way to input thoughts people have and to then be taken through them at a later time via text that they can hear spoken and can read and swipe through. This allows them to be reminded of the thoughts that they find important and meaningful to them and their everyday lives.
Below is the walkthrough for if a person wants to go through the thoughts and ideas that they have previously entered into the application:
Below is the walk through for if people want to add new ideas or text to the application:
