Maura K Randall

Reflection Tools

Personal introspection and growth tracking

Purpose

These apps help individuals navigate burnout, reflect on career decisions, and track personal development. Unlike team-focused tools, Reflection Tools are deeply personal and support individual well-being.


Apps in This Category

🌱 Burnout Buddy (Coming Soon)

Navigate burnout with compassion and practical guidance

A supportive companion for recognizing and recovering from burnout. Perfect for:

Status: Currently being built in a separate Claude project. Will be added here when complete.

Key innovation: Treats burnout as a normal part of work, not a personal failing. Provides practical tools without judgment.


Future Additions

The Reflection Tools category will grow to include:


Design Philosophy

All Reflection Tools follow these principles:


Why Reflection Tools Matter

Team tools (Connection and Ritual) help groups work better together. But individuals need space for:

Reflection Tools create that private space for individual growth.


Looking for team-focused tools? Check out:


Coming Soon

Burnout Buddy is actively being developed in a separate Claude project. It will be the first app in this category and will set the tone for future reflection tools.

Stay tuned for updates at The Human AI Loop.


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The Complete Ecosystem

Philosophy & Vision:

Methodology & Guides:

Experiments & Writing:

Connect:


🤝 Built by The Triad

These apps were built collaboratively by The Triad — one human working with two AI teammates, each with distinct roles and strengths:

This isn’t “AI-assisted” work — it’s true collaboration. Each teammate brings unique capabilities, and the work is better because of the diversity of thought.

Learn more about how we work together.


📄 License & Use

MIT License — Use these apps, learn from them, build your own versions. The code is yours to explore.

All apps are vanilla JavaScript with minimal dependencies (Firebase where needed for real-time features). Easy to understand, modify, and extend.


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