MakingMyself

Become who you want to become. Starting with what you expect of yourself.

Change what you expect. Change what you can do.

A short true story, chosen for your goal. Listen or read in about two minutes.

Download on the App StoreAndroid — coming soon

Free to start. No sign-in needed to begin.

MakingMyself story screen: an illustrated story titled ‘The day the impossible changed its name’, with a Listen button and the story text open below.

How it works

  1. Write one goal

    In your own words. For example, “Become a successful entrepreneur.”

  2. Get a story made for it

    Every day, a short true story about someone who faced the same kind of obstacle: real people, history or Stoic practice, fact-checked and chosen for your goal. Listen or read in about two minutes.

  3. Take one step

    Each story ends with one concrete thing to do today, in your own words.

Another story, any time

Want more? Ask for a new story whenever you like, for 1 credit. It's made for your goal in under a minute and stays in your history to hear again.

Premium members can have a morning and an evening story every day, a different one each time.

Moments

Something coming up?

An interview, a pitch, a hard conversation. Describe it and get a short spoken rehearsal made for that moment, for 1 credit.

Why it works

Your brain is a prediction machine. What you expect shapes the effort you put in, where your focus goes and how you handle pressure.

Research suggests that what you expect shapes how you perform, and that seeing someone like you get through a similar obstacle is one of the strongest ways to believe you can too. MakingMyself turns that into a short daily story.

What it isn't

No streaks. No scores. No mood tracking, journaling or social feed. Not a chat app. No ads.

Calm, private, a couple of minutes a day.

No sign-in needed to start. Delete everything in one tap. Read the privacy policy.

Two minutes. A story made for your goal. Free to start.

Download on the App StoreAndroid — coming soon
MakingMyself story screen with the illustrated story open to read.