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This shadow map was absolutely spot on and so helpful, it was extremely organized and easy to read. I’m so appreciative towards the creator of the site and allowing others to really be able to dig deep within themselves with it. If it becomes an app I will definitely be subscribing.
This was a curious conversation with AI that led to some deep truths being exposed. At the surface, it seemed like a normal conversation, but when I got my report it actually hit on some stuff that wasn't even involved in the conversation. It made me tear up quite a bit and want to sit on the floor with my dog. I even encouraged my wife to try one for herself.
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