Orientation.
Understand how Relatable fits together
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See, understand, and move what matters
Relatable is a life-navigation product. People use it to see, understand, and care for what they want to move in life — across self, relationships, work, and contribution.
These are the key concepts Relatable is built on.
Concept
Containers
Containers are curated surfaces in Relatable — distinct places for distinct kinds of insight and care. Notes gather what is still loose. Maps help you see relationships. A garden holds what you want to grow. You do not need every container. You need the ones that match what you are trying to move.
Why it matters
Without named places, everything collapses into one endless pile. Containers give shape to attention, so you can care for different things differently.
Equip your AI to navigate Relatable
Relatable can feel foreign at first — not because of its menus, but because of the thinking that shapes it.
We are used to reaching for systems based on what features they have, not what they hold psychologically. That is why it can feel confusing to know where to go in different situations.
Today, many people lean on an AI to spar about things in their life.
That is why we made an information dump meant to help your AI companion build a deep understanding of the platform. That makes it better equipped to help you navigate Relatable, understand intent, and make more of its features.
See them here
Open a container
These are the living container surfaces from Relatable. Scroll sideways and open one to keep exploring.
Notes
Loose thoughts, conversations, images, and links to return to.
Actions
Open steps and tasks to work through.
Focus overview
A zoomed-out perspective on what occupies you.
Challenges
Situations you gather to practice on, alone or with others.
Deck of cards
Things you want to show in order to share and open up dialogue.
Sharing
What you want to receive, keep with yourself, or send onward.
Universes
Explore who you want to move toward and how you can approach them.
Dialog
Connect observations, insight, and value potential into conversation starters.
Theatre
A place to meet clips and mark whether they are for you.
Worlds
Places where you can shape, tell, and walk your own story.
Drop zone
A place to set down thoughts, ideas and challenges.
Maps
Places where I can see and connect needs and caretaking.
Overview
Overview of what I want to make sure is cared for and moving forward.
Studios
Places where I can see, understand and share with others.
Gardens
Places where I can see what I want to take care of.
Machines
Things that can help me hold, carry and take care.
Extractors
Extract key insights from documents so you can get an overview and keep what you need to navigate.
Friction
Work through movement friction in your own words.
Observatories
Places where I can observe and show the things that are important to me.
Silhouettes
Clarifications of what and who you are looking for.
Trees
Places where I can explore what I want for myself and let possibilities grow.
Explorations
Places to navigate what I like and do not like.
Paths
Places to break down what must be true before someone can receive and appreciate what you offer.
Messages
Messages I want to shape with my own voice at the center.