Make more people measurably smarter.

Find reliable ways to help more people get measurably smarter by creating exercises for embodied cognition and building an ecosystem of user-generated experiences.

1. Build a VR environment for cognitive exercises featuring:

   1. construction kit for users;

   2. marketplace of interactive experiences;

   3. curated content section.

2. Create a mobile & web infrastructure that helps you keep engaged and track progress.

3. Maintain a wiki-like knowledge base with all the theory behind the exercises.

Please note that the timeline is approximate.

0. Project announcement — [✓]

• Substack publications (ongoing).

• Brief description of the project, website, social pages.

I. First prototypes — 2 months

• VR: extended awareness exercise.

• Mobile: lifestyle notifications (inspired by Huberman Lab and Blueprint).

• Bonus: a Telegram bot partially duplicating the mobile app functionality.

• Knowledge base: migration of Substack posts to GitHub + Notion.

II. More prototypes — 4 months

• VR: spatial note-taking + integration with Obsidian.

• VR: juggling tutorial.

• Mobile: rudimentary progress-tracking.

• Mobile: more lifestyle notification options.

• Knowledge base: guidelines for user-suggested articles and edits.

• Marketing: reach out to influencers and media and start getting mentioned.

• Hiring: a senior VR developer, a lead UI/UX designer.

III. Generalization step — 4 months

• VR: lobby and main menu.

• Mobile: integration with the knowledge base.

• Database: architecture draft (covering both VR and mobile entities).

• Construction kit: initial engineering design.

• Art direction: first drafts of the style guide.

• Hiring: a senior Python developer, a senior QA automation engineer.

IV. Core development — 6 months

• Database: conceptual testing and finalization of entities and architecture.

• Backend: design and implementation of the API.

• Backend: transition of VR and mobile into a unified platform.

• Infrastructure: CI/CD, container orchestration, etc.

• QA: unit tests, API load testing.

• Art direction: style guide.

V. Further development — TBD