A compact mobile onboarding proposal: establish the identity, explain the exchange, and let someone experience it. One welcome screen. No account setup. Help appears where it matters.
Proposed mobile flow / Not yet implemented
A philosophical reflection tool.
The existing artwork leads. An explicit entry action replaces a timed splash that makes someone wait.
Examine a belief. Hear another view. Decide what you still stand behind.
A belief, a “should,” or a demand you’ve inherited.
AI can miss the point. You can push back.
Keep it, change it, or leave it open. No score.
A single, skippable introduction sets expectations without requiring knowledge of absurdism.
Choose a starting point or use your own words.
Your words are sent to Anthropic for a response. Avoid sensitive details. This is reflection, not therapy.
Three examples teach the task. Optional context and a short disclosure sit beside the first submission.
Being busy can mean people depend on you. It can also mean you’ve inherited demands you wouldn’t freely choose.
You can take your responsibilities seriously without asking exhaustion to prove your worth.
Which part would you choose if nobody could see it?
Save on this device · Leave it here
The reflection and reply affordance explain the ongoing exchange. Saving remains optional.
Use the full sequence in the RIOT case study. On the portfolio homepage, pair the splash with the entry screen so visitors see both creative direction and a usable interface. The four screens are a journey, not four onboarding slides.
These are coded design mockups, not captures of the deployed app. The response is prewritten. Device frames are illustrative. No usability, retention, or conversion outcome is claimed. Click any screen to inspect it at a larger size.