A good talk starts before the first sentence and does not end with the last one. This update gives every talk in WorldViews a lifecycle — and a place where what you learned adds up.
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Prepare in three steps.
Before a talk, note what you want to achieve, which arguments and sources matter to you, and how you feel. During the talk your preparation sits behind the notes icon next to the message box: a dot tells you an argument is still waiting, one tap drops it into your message, and a check mark shows what you have already used.Reflect in five steps.
After a talk: What came out of it? Did you reach your goals? Which messages do you want to keep? How do you feel now? And finally: has your view shifted? You pick your stance on the same dial as at the start, with your original view right next to it.Results.
Every reflected talk leaves a dated entry: topic, outcome (agreed, agreed to differ, still open), your position, your partner and your takeaway. Newest first.My Views as a map.
Your positions now live on a map with five areas of life: Relationships & family, Work & business, Housing & neighborhood, Politics & society, Values & religion. Tap a region to see your views there; unexplored regions wait for your first talk.Offline talks.
Not every talk happens in the app. Choose "Offline" when you create one, prepare, have the talk at the kitchen table or in the office, and reflect on it here afterwards. Under Practice you'll find "Prepare an offline talk".Wikipedia as a source.
Search Wikipedia from the sources sheet in a talk and insert a quote — it appears in the conversation as a clearly marked source card with a link to the original, not as your own message.Your partner's profile.
Tap your partner's picture in a talk to see their public profile.What's new, right in the app.
A short note appears once whenever there is a new entry here, on web and mobile.Improved
- New navigation: Connect · Talks · Results · Practice · My Views — the dots on Results and My Views now mean something: a new entry since your last visit
- The talk list shows every phase at a glance (Prepare, Open talk, Reflect, Ended) — ended talks move to the bottom
- Guided flows (creating, joining, preparing, reflecting) open in a focused view without the navigation bar
- Shorter AI mediation replies, better contrast on your own messages, clearer wording in German, English and Chinese, and "du" throughout the German app
As always: tell us what you think — this board is exactly the right place. 💬