Draw your first card

Draw a card.

Answer out loud.
Keep it.

Some are questions, some are actions.
You answer in the voice that gave it, and the app keeps it.
Your cards lock if you cancel. Your Vault doesn't.

A DVTD card on a phone, showing the question and a record button
A DVTD card on a phone, showing the question and a record button
The deck list in the DVTD app
The deck list in the DVTD app

Start to finish

Pick, draw, answer, keep.

Step 01

Pick a deck

Full access opens all nine. Pick the one that fits today.

A DVTD card with its source named above the question
A DVTD card with its source named above the question

Step 02

Draw a card

Some are questions, some are actions. All cite an expert, a book, a study or a verse, and each one gives you somewhere to start.

A DVTD card with a voice answer recorded in three parts
A DVTD card with a voice answer recorded in three parts

Step 03

Answer out loud

Record it in one go or in parts, and start again if you fumble it. No pressure to be polished.

The Vault in the DVTD app, listing saved answers by deck and date
The Vault in the DVTD app, listing saved answers by deck and date

Step 04

It goes in your Vault

Every answer collects in your Vault, in the voice that gave it. Share it with as many people as you like. Anyone you invite can listen for free, and one person can record alongside you.

Where the cards come from

Every card names its source

You can look up where any of it came from.

Where it comes from

It's on the card

Who it's for

Psychologists, therapists, researchers, writers and scripture, depending on the deck.

The source is printed on the card face, so you can go and read the original yourself.

Each card says whether it's for both of you or one of you.

See the decks

Nine decks

From getting a grandparent's stories on record to the things you keep meaning to say. Pick the one that fits.