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The client had this idea from the start:
“Can we build a mirror of how people see you?”
Everything is anonymous.
Different people. Different timing. Different intensity.
What came out of that is this graph.
It combines all of it:
- different groups
- different moments in time
- how strong the feedback actually is
Then the rest started layering on top.
Strengths, weaknesses, trends, written feedback…
even AI insights later on.
This wasn’t “just a chart.”
It became the foundation of the product.
Take a look at the full report:
https://mirror360.org/app-tours/self-awareness-report
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