It’s been a few months, and Spiritual Data has made substantial progress in a few areas. This includes our new app Quest, a new course to get started with Quest, and a new interface for researchers.

Our app Quest is about to be released to the app store, starting first in Google Play for Android. But perhaps more importantly, we’ve upgraded the user experience so that Quest can handle the complexity of your life for you. New daily, weekly, monthly and even yearly reflections are used for AI-assisted creation of goals across all your quests. In other words, across all your life priorities. There’s also a new Insights collection for you to note down any ideas, and AI will make sure you act on them alongside these regular check-ins. Quest will also be keeping track of goals you missed and verify that your long-term plans are met by lower level execution in terms of daily and weekly goals. This kind of planning is often overwhelming for a human, but as an assisted weekly or daily reflection it’s quick and clear.

We’ve also added a Quest AI chat which has access to view and edit your goals, habits, collections, etc. This is just a small sample of what Quest does and what’s coming during the next months. I hope you try it out! We’re expanding features not only for subscribed users but free users as well. Starting this week free users can create quests with practically no limit.

What does Quest have to do with Spiritual Data?

Some of you are here for interest in spirituality, some for AI, some for science, or all the above. Quest combines all the above to enable real impact in the form of personal transformation. By handling the complexity of life for you, your mind is freed up to focus on what matters most, and live consciously. Quest also enables ambitious self-development which push the limits of what’s possible.

New course: Transform your life with Quest

Starting May 3 we’re launching a new course! I’ll be helping those who join to translate their life priorities and ambitions into the Quest system. After completion of the course, students can continue with the “Quest Guided” subscription for regular coaching and accountability. More details are found at Luma.

We’re very close to launching a new interface for researchers to interact with our data. This will allows you to ask questions for the AI to actually execute on the full dataset for a particular category of experience (e.g. NDEs). This uses our technical framework called “Concept AI” and it allows you to define and then execute concepts on the dataset. For example, define what you mean by “light”, find all experiences that mention your definition, and then analyze those particular experiences with follow up questions. Or export the data. I hope you’ll see that this takes human experience research to the next level! It’s working but we’re finishing the user experience; stay tuned.

Thank you for following Spiritual Data’s journey.