Loving-kindness.
Buddhists practice something called loving-kindness: a steady, unconditional goodwill toward every mind you meet, whether or not you understand it.
There’s a mind on the other side of every screen.
Your life goes in your Mind. The parts you want to share go in the Hive.
Only you can see it.
Your friends see it, with your name on it.
Getting your life down takes a few seconds.
Say itHit the mic and talk. It turns into text as you go.
Tell your MindTell it about your day, like you’d text a friend.
Pick photosGrab a few from your camera roll and say what was going on.
- 04 / Choose
Nobody sees it until you say so.
Everything starts out private. When you want to share something, you pick who gets to see it.
Then catch up on what’s been on everyone else’s mind.
- 05 / Catch up
See what your people have been up to.
Read what your friends shared, and reply right under it.
- 06 / Live
Watch everyone think out loud.
When something’s happening, everyone’s thoughts about it stream in as they’re posted.
- 07 / Ask
Wondering where someone’s coming from? Ask their Mind.
Theo’s skipping a friend’s wedding. His Mind explains why, from what he’s chosen to share, and shows you where.
