I've been thinking about how to make meditation support more universally accessible.
The vision is simple: meditation guidance should be available to everyone regardless of their economic situation, with full respect for personal privacy, and built on transparent, community-driven
development.
Some ideas I've been exploring:
- Making it completely free and sustainable through open-source development
- Ensuring zero data collection - what you practice stays with you
- Creating content that adapts to different cultural backgrounds and experience levels
- Building it as a public good rather than a commercial product
For the experienced meditators here: what features or approaches would actually help you practice more consistently or deeply? What would make you recommend meditation tech to friends who are hesitant to try commercial apps? Curious about the community's thoughts on meditation tech as a public good rather than a commercial product.
ungreased0675•4m ago
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951560368•12m ago
The vision is simple: meditation guidance should be available to everyone regardless of their economic situation, with full respect for personal privacy, and built on transparent, community-driven development.
Some ideas I've been exploring: - Making it completely free and sustainable through open-source development - Ensuring zero data collection - what you practice stays with you - Creating content that adapts to different cultural backgrounds and experience levels - Building it as a public good rather than a commercial product
For the experienced meditators here: what features or approaches would actually help you practice more consistently or deeply? What would make you recommend meditation tech to friends who are hesitant to try commercial apps? Curious about the community's thoughts on meditation tech as a public good rather than a commercial product.