What it feels
like to receive
a Nudge.

Tuesday, 4:12pm. A follower opens your bio link.

She types her question into a single text box. No form, no funnel.

"I keep replaying the last text he sent me. I can't tell if I'm holding on or healing."

She hits send. The page asks how she'd like the answer: text, voice, video, or a 15-min call. She picks voice. The price shows: $50.

Two clicks. Apple Pay autofills. The receipt drops into her email at 4:13pm.

She doesn't pay you directly — Stripe handles the money, takes its cut, and deposits the rest in your connected account 2 days later.

You don't see her card. She doesn't see your bank.

Your phone buzzes.

"Aubrey M. paid $50 for a voice answer. 24 hours."

You glance at the question. It's a 4-line replay loop about an ex's text. You've seen this question 200 times in your DMs over the years. Free.

This one paid you $50 to answer it once.

You record on a morning walk. 4 minutes 12 seconds.

You don't need to write anything down — your voice is the artifact. You upload it. Press send.

Aubrey gets an email: "Your answer is ready."

3:08am. Aubrey can't sleep. The email lands. She opens the link.

The voice memo plays. It's you. It's specific. It uses her words.

She listens twice. She screenshots a still of the waveform and saves it.

You'll never know how many times she replays it.