22
introspection steps
When you understand how you work, your decisions fit who you are.
A series of specific questions about your defining moments, your present constraints, and the direction you're choosing for what comes next. The answers you write stay yours, ready to come back to.
4
zones to understand, clarify, visualize, and act
Why can't I make up my mind?
Am I doing this for me or for other people?
What would I actually enjoy?
Why am I like this?
These questions don't go away. They keep coming back until you take the time to actually answer them.
Doubt doesn't always come from lack of willpower. Sometimes it's just a method problem.
4 zones to answer them.
Past
What you work on
The moments that shaped you, the rules you didn't choose, the reflexes that still decide for you, and the patterns you can't shake.
What you keep
Language for what built you, and for what you keep replaying.
Present
What you work on
Your energy, what you're drawn to, your values, and the space others take up.
What you keep
A clearer read on your life as it is now.
Future
What you work on
Separating what you don't want anymore from what you actually want, and putting words on what comes next.
What you keep
A direction you can name clearly.
Action
What you work on
Picking one priority, organizing your week around it, and knowing what to do next.
What you keep
A clear priority for now, and the next moves.
Start with what matters most to you.
The full parcours, or one theme at a time. On your own time.
Check-in
7 steps · a few hours
€19.99
Take stock of your life: standout moments, your supports and your tensions, what genuinely interests you.
past
present
See the topics
- Your formative moments
- Exploring a moment in depth
- The simple things, day to day
- What's creating tension right now
- A full check-in on your life
- The sentence you keep repeating about yourself
- What genuinely interests you
Get Unstuck
7 steps · a few hours
€19.99
Seeing what's holding you back and what keeps it in place, then picking where to start.
past
action
See the topics
- Your formative moments
- The rules you learned without choosing them
- The autopilots that follow
- Why you're actually getting stuck
- Procrastination and what it protects
- Choosing one priority
- Planning your week around that priority
Direction
7 steps · a few hours
€19.99
Finding words for what you actually want, and a direction you can stand behind.
present
future
action
See the topics
- Where you draw the line
- What you value
- Your own definition of success
- Your ideal week, concretely
- Choosing one priority
- Planning your week around that priority
- A check-in with yourself in 6 weeks
Full path
22 steps · multiple sessions
€39.99
The full view: the moments that built you, what's in your way, your values, and the direction you choose.
past
present
future
action
See the topics
past 9 steps: from your formative moments to autopilots and blockers
present 7 steps: interests, people around you, values, and a full check-in
future 3 steps: your vision, your definition of success, your ideal week
action 3 steps: one priority, a plan, a 6-week follow-up
Your answers, in one view.
Once your answers come together, they form a mind map you can read at a glance. Having everything in front of you is often when you start to see how you work.
The same map, on every device.
Early feedback.
★★★★★
"Really matches what I was dealing with."
Mathéo
★★★★★
"I'm the one driving the change now."
Beta user
★★★★★
"The process is really well balanced."
Beta user
If you're not sure where to start, a few questions will give you a direction. Free, no sign-up.
Find where to startHow is this different from a regular journal?
A regular journal leaves you with a blank page. Here, the questions are already there, on specific subjects: your childhood, your current constraints, your vision for what's next. What you write stays, ready to read again whenever.
Do I have to come every day?
No. A step takes ten to thirty minutes, and you can let days go by between them without losing the thread.
Who is Vector for?
Less a profile than a moment. A decision on hold, a fatigue that lingers, the urge to stop and figure out where you are.
Which format should I choose?
If you're not sure, the free starter will point you somewhere in a few minutes. Otherwise: Take Stock for an honest read, Unblock when something's in the way, Direction when you want to clarify where you're going, The Full Parcours to cover everything.
What do you keep at the end?
Your answers, grouped by theme: the moments that built you, what holds you up, your blocks, your vision, and the priority you choose for what comes next. You can come back to it whenever.