Self-Worth Lab is one person building in public, not a company with a product roadmap. Here's an honest look at what's on the table — and where each idea actually stands today.
The assessment and articles help you understand the pattern. Journaling is where you'd actually practice interrupting it — structured prompts that gently challenge the inner critic in the moment, not just in theory.
Where it actually standsGenuinely just an idea right now. No design, no build, no firm shape yet — just a direction we think is worth heading toward.
Some of the most useful moments for catching self-criticism happen at 11pm, not during business hours. The idea is a coach trained specifically in self-compassion techniques — available whenever the spiral starts, not just when a session is scheduled.
Where it actually standsAlso an early idea, not yet in development. This is a bigger lift than journaling, so it'll likely take longer to get right — we're not in a rush to ship something that doesn't actually help.
Self-criticism patterns shift slowly, often invisibly. A simple way to look back and actually see "I'm handling this differently than I was three months ago" could matter more than any single tool on its own.
Where it actually standsAn idea on the list, nothing built. It would likely depend on having the assessment and journaling tools mature first, so this one's probably further out than the others.
These aren't promises with deadlines — they're the direction we're building toward, one honest step at a time. If one of these would genuinely help you, tell us. Real interest from real people is the best way to decide what gets built next, and when.