Version 0.23.0 · 09/13/2026, 16:08

New illustrations and a new case to discover

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Profiles also show invitations

The profile page now shows how many people have been invited by the member, with the invitation block already there and its QR code. The profile can still be viewed in the chosen language, without a translation warning that wouldn’t match its content.

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The My profile menu gives you a reading overview

The floating profile menu now includes a small progress card. It lets you see at a glance where page reading stands and also gives access to the public profile.

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The admin area shows member progress

The user list now shows a reading overview for each member, with the sections they’ve read and their progress. The information stays visible right next to the other account details.

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Story cards have a more regular format

The illustrated cards now use the 9:16 portrait format, in line with the new images and more natural on mobile. The image stays fixed when you view it, with no automatic zoom on hover.

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Personal reflection cards are now illustrated

Several cards in the “Personal reflection” section now show their drawing directly, with the same portrait format as the stories already published.

An exercise sheet on a school desk, with the title “Textes à compléter”.

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le retour studio now has an image

The le retour studio card now has its vertical illustration, with its scene and title drawn in.

A DMT entity speaks into a microphone in a studio while David listens behind a pane of glass.

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EEG headsets get their own illustration

The card now shows the lab, the electrode-covered headset, and the title that goes with it.

David is sitting in a futuristic lab with an EEG headset covered in electrodes and cables.

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Analogies and theories take shape

New illustrated cards make several thoughts visible, from conviction to the most important lesson.

An illustration drawn around conviction, with its title painted on it.

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Srinivasa Ramanujan joins the illustrated cards

The card now comes with a drawing that highlights the meeting with the mathematician and a formula.

David appears with the mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan, while a mathematical formula is highlighted.

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The spiritual roller coaster arrives as an image

This card now gets a vertical illustration that gives this reflection a concrete shape.

A spiritual roller coaster drawn in the site’s editorial style.

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The fake experts are finally visible

The card now shows the illustrated consultation scene, with its characters and title.

An accumulation of black boxes, three of them labeled “Schizophrénie”, “Délire” and “Anxiété sociale”.

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Another way to talk about experts

A second card rounds out this reflection with a scene that puts the fake experts in front of the reader.

A psychiatrist, a priest, an imam, a scientist, and people in the audience are all wearing clown makeup.

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The tutorial for feeling better is illustrated

The tangled thoughts and theories now have an image that goes with the card.

An illustration of tangled thoughts and theories under a big title.

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The consequences of colonization are drawn

The card now comes with an illustrated historical scene, designed to stay readable in portrait format.

An illustrated historical scene shows the consequences of colonization.

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The most important lesson has its illustration

A new image shows the moment when a formula helps make sense of something.

David suddenly understands something, with a mathematical formula above him.

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Who am I? becomes a real illustrated card

The card about identity now shows its drawing instead of just a title on a plain background.

Spirit David, translucent and bluish, looks at the camera at the center of a sea of balls with words on them.

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“We erase all religions” comes to life

This reflection now has a vertical illustration that brings back its title and erased symbols.

Religious symbols drawn in graphite are erased by the eraser on a pencil.

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Selfishness and altruism answer each other

The card now compares the two attitudes in a tall illustration, with its title built into the drawing.

Two versions of the same character illustrate selfishness and altruism, with a three-line title.

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Your reactions are now illustrated

A new scene shows a man at his computer, surrounded by reactions and figurines.

A man sitting at a computer surrounded by figurines thinks with irritation.

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The positive conspiracy arrives on the page

This card gets a bright illustration where passersby help each other instead of mistrusting one another.

David walks alone down a sunny street where passersby are smiling and helping each other.

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A party where you stay alone

The card about this situation now shows its image, with the isolated character in the middle of everyone else.

A man stays alone at a party while the others chat around him.

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With enemies like these, who needs friends

The title is now directly built into an illustration of a beach seen from above.

A top-down view of a beach where the message “Avec des ennemis comme ça, pas besoin d'amis” is written in the sand.

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I know who I am because I know who I am not

This reflection now has an illustration that stages identity and what you refuse to confuse with yourself.

David reflects in front of a representation of himself and of what he is not.

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A new satirical illustration joins the cards

A drawn scene of three cofounders now rounds out the section’s illustration collection.

Satirical illustration of three cofounders in sleeveless puffer vests, with a slogan above them.

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The “Hu Lezhi” case opens a new page

The last card in the personal reflection section now leads to a dedicated page. It keeps its illustration in the first section and leaves the content deliberately empty, ready to be written.