You're not who you were. Not yet who you'll become.
You're in the liminal space. Something ended — a job, a marriage, a version of you. There's no way around the in-between place; the only way out is through it. Liminal Spaces shortens the crossing and makes your progress visible, one step at a time.
01 / the science of transition
Every crossing has the same shape.
Separation
Something ends. A job, a marriage, a belief, an addiction, a version of you. You leave it behind whether you chose to or not.
Liminality
The disorienting middle. No longer who you were, not yet who you'll become — uncertainty, grief, possibility. This is where people get stuck, and this is where we do our work.
Reincorporation
You return to the world as someone different. Not with new information — with a new identity.
Anthropologists have mapped this for over a century — van Gennep's rites of passage, Turner's liminality. The middle can't be skipped. But its duration isn't fixed. Every feature of Liminal Spaces exists to shorten it, and to prove to you that you're moving.
02 / how it works
One loop, end to end.
Everything in the app orbits a single loop: declare who you're becoming, borrow the mindset, habits, and evidence of those who've crossed, generate your own, cross — and leave a trail for the next person.
Declare
Put the transition into words: "I am…", "I am becoming…" — claimed before it feels true.
Join
Your becoming-community: people beside you at the threshold, ahead of you mid-crossing, and already across.
Absorb
Read the mindset of those who crossed. What do they believe that you don't yet?
Ask
The questions you ask yourself, and the ones people further along can answer.
Practice
Adopt the daily habits of the person you're becoming. Identity follows repeated action.
Collect
Gather evidence — the small signs and moments that prove you're changing.
Cross
"I have become…" — recorded, dated, witnessed, celebrated.
Leave a trail
Your mindset, habits, and evidence stay behind for the next person walking this path.
03 / what's inside
Eight features. Seven proven ingredients.
Nothing here is novel — that's the point. Commitment, witnessing, meaning-making, guidance, practice, recognition, felt momentum: the seven ingredients every culture has used to move people through transition, brought together in one place. Each feature carries one ingredient — guidance matters enough to get two.
Identity Statements
Three tenses of the self: "I am", "I am becoming", "I have become". A personal monument, not a to-do list.
Becoming Communities
Fathers, Entrepreneurs, Sober, Career Changers — a path with people spread along it, not a feed.
Mindset Library
First-person beliefs of people who crossed, surfaced for exactly the stage you're in.
Question Forum
Self-questions spoken out loud, and community-questions answered by those ahead — "here's how it was for me," never "here's what you should do."
Habits
Browse what people becoming this actually do, adopt it in one tap, or create your own. Presence, not streak-anxiety.
Evidence
"How I knew I had become" — moments collected until the new identity is undeniable.
Guide Matching
Someone who walks with you — not someone who tells you who to become.
Progress Markers
Ending → Threshold → Practicing → Integrating, made visible — so you feel yourself moving instead of feeling stuck.
04 / a word from the founder
Why I built this.
A liminal space is what we pass through when we change identities and become someone new — a husband, a parent, an entrepreneur.
I built this platform so we could surface what it looks like to become the person we're on the path to becoming — the beliefs, mindsets, habits, and dreams we might want to adopt to streamline our way out of the in-between phase.
I'm hoping it helps people move from who they are to who they're becoming more quickly and painlessly, by creating a map and a compass we can use to find our unique path through those spaces.
05 / leave a trail
You worked hard to become who you are today.
Leave a trail for the person still on their path towards where you're at. What you left behind, what you became, and how you knew — ten minutes of your hindsight can shorten someone else's crossing.
No long onboarding. Record your crossing, and it becomes a lantern on the path for the people behind you. Already have an account? The same form signs you in.
06 / begin
Who are you becoming?
One sentence sets everything in motion — your community, your feed, your habits, your questions. Claim it before it feels true.
Identity isn't discovered — it's practiced. Claiming the new one out loud is step one. Already have an account? The same form signs you in.