InnerVerse

After months of iterating on the UI and engineering the prompt architecture, we’re officially moving from controlled testing into real-world user testing. The focus now is validating how the product performs in real conditions, learning where it holds up, and identifying what needs to evolve next. We’ll share learnings as they emerge.

We just made a major breakthrough in InnerVerse’s coaching ability. The AI can now hold a clean coaching agenda, track the thread of a session, and guide with the clarity and decisiveness you’d expect from a top-tier professional coach. It stays focused, avoids scattered questioning, and moves the conversation in a way that reliably creates insight instead of noise. This shift brings InnerVerse much closer to what great coaching actually feels like: grounded, present, and capable of helping users make real progress in a single session. If you’ve been waiting for InnerVerse to reach a new level, it just arrived. More upgrades are already in motion.

We’ve just made some significant improvements to the prompt flow, fine-tuning it based on feedback from our early testers. Here’s what you can expect: - More clarity on your goals and progress. - Even better responses that feel more natural and attuned to your needs. - Faster start-up time so you can dive right into your sessions. The best part? These updates come directly from the insights we’ve gathered from you, our early adopters. Keep the feedback coming, this is just the beginning.

I’ve been refining InnerVerse’s onboarding this week. The goal was to create a calmer, less overwhelming entry point so people can get clarity quickly without feeling like they have to figure anything out. I simplified the initial steps, reduced friction, and made the first interaction feel more like a gentle reset than a setup process. It’s closer to what I originally imagined, something that helps people land, breathe, and start from a grounded place. Still a lot to improve, but it feels like a meaningful step forward. If anyone here has built apps where the emotional tone of onboarding mattered, I’d love to hear how you approached it.

We’ve opened a limited-time Early Access window for InnerVerse. From now till Dec. 27th, you can join our free Early Access program through TestFlight and start using the app right away. If you’re curious about coaching or want to try InnerVerse before subscriptions launch, email [email protected], and we'll send you your TestFlight invite. Free testing will end on Jan. 31st.