All retention paths
archive

rereading

Revisit a scroll

An old scroll can become more useful after a day, week, or month when the user returns with a question for themselves, not fate.

User need

The user wants to understand what stayed alive after time passed.

Calm promise

Give a rereading format: what to highlight, what to compare, what to let go.

Three passes

Rereading should not be chaotic. It works better as a small analysis ritual.

  • First pass: what was clear immediately.
  • Second pass: what became clearer later.
  • Third pass: which one step is still relevant.

Archive as value

The archive makes a paid product not a one-time screen, but a personal library of recurring themes.

  • The scroll should be easy to reopen.
  • It needs date, method, and short summary.
  • Never expose private data in share cards.

Gentle nudges

  • An old answer can be reread without a new payment.
  • Mark recurring words, not only cards.
  • Save one action after each reread.

What to avoid

  • Do not lock archive without reason.
  • Do not replace reread with a new checkout.
  • Do not promise the old scroll must match events.

QA checklist

  • Clear path to account/readings exists.
  • Journal prompt exists after reread.
  • Archive is explained as paid-product value.
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