A 168-hour weekly life planner with health tracking, GPA monitoring, side quest progress, gamification, and an AI agent — designed with Apple-level minimalism inside a dark glass aesthetic.

Rooted in the COM-B behavioural model — if people don't understand, they can't act. The science communication cycle creates compounding benefits for everyone.

Each issue covers one story in depth — with visuals, plain language, and a clear takeaway you can act on.

Each area is covered bi-weekly with three demo research pieces — click any article to read a preview.

行動改變，由理解開始。人唔明，就唔會行動。
People don't act on what they don't understand. Tevinly removes the barriers to health information.

醫療資訊以簡單漫畫呈現，專為識字能力較低同唔熟悉數碼工具嘅長者設計。
Medical information as simple comics — designed for elderly users unfamiliar with digital tools.

How to see a private doctor — A step-by-step guide for elderly patients and their families.

Important numbers for elderly patients and their caregivers in Hong Kong.

On Productivity: I spent years building my own spreadsheets, focus systems, and tracking tools just to stay on top of my goals. I realised the same infrastructure that helped me could help every student who feels like they're spinning plates without a plan. Students deserve a better learning ecosystem — one that's intentional, calm, and actually built for how we live.

On Scientific Communication: I kept seeing a gap — brilliant findings locked behind paywalls and dense jargon, never reaching the people who needed them most. I wanted to break through that barrier. Science that changes lives should be understandable by everyone, not just the people who produced it.

On Elderly Care: Volunteering as a social media content creator at H-Whale showed me firsthand how much of Hong Kong's elderly population struggles to navigate health information — especially in a system that defaults to English and clinical language. Watching my grandparents struggle to understand their own health reports was the moment I knew I had to do something about it.