We're given crumbs in every bit of our lives to keep us going on a forever changing hamster wheel — dependent on one thing and another, like there's no hope.
Crumbley hands you back your own pieces. Everything you wanted to do is still in your control — and every time you log on, it gives you a piece of you that you may have forgotten, and puts it front and center.
Think of it like Tumblr, but for your life. Your intentions, your ideas, your manifestations — plastered on your own virtual wall, visual and graphic, in your own artistic expression. Everything you still want to accomplish, and every place you want to go. A manifesto of your life, built by you.
Open your wall and find exactly what keeps you going — reminded by your friends, your family, and every intention you ever set down. It's your fuel: through a hard day, a shitty boss, the work — and out the other side, focused and right on path. Take charge of the day while you have it.
Beck is your conscience in your head — you, but more reasonable. In Crumbley it sits back, like your own thoughts reminding you what you still have time for, no matter what stage of life you're in. It never pushes. It asks one question:
Out of the hamster-wheel state of mind — and into your own path creation.
Every profile carries a blog — your day, anything you noticed, your observations. And when your people answer, they don't hand you a like. They hand you a crumb: approval, words of encouragement, to keep you tailored and focused. Out there, a crumb keeps you circling. In here, it's what people give each other to keep going.
And it's social the way it should be — people on a similar wave, similar interests. Nobody gets isolated.
The app is in the works now. Leave your email and you'll be the first to know when your wall is ready.