The new Virtues Cards app is launching soon!
An awesome tool to cultivate 'virtues', those universal positive qualities of character that make us thrive
Features
The Virtues Cards App has a Simple User Interface and is Easy to Navigate. Features include:
Pick a Virtue
Shake your phone for a random card or select a specific virtue
Share
Post a Virtue to social media or share card in text or email
Enlarge/Shrink
Pinch to change card size. Turn phone sideways to view in landscape
Track Progress
Track favorites, previously read/unread cards and consecutive days picked
Journal
Write insights & reflect, upload photos, record audio, search & sort
Navigate
Double tap to flip card (all double-sided). Swipe left or right to change cards
Profile
Manage preferences, reminders and notifications
Discussion Groups
Start private, team or public group to to share cards, content, ideas
The Virtues Cards are Being Used for...
- Personal Development
- Leadership and Professional Development
- Community Development
- Parenting and Families
- Social Emotional Character Development
- Equity and Social Justice
- Restorative Practices
- Spiritual and Religious Education
- Corporate and Organizational Governance / Management
- Resilience, Trauma and Healing
- Performance Arts and Sports
- End of Life Care
Updated Version - Coming Soon
Testimonials
I turn to my trusty iPhone to pick a ‘Virtues Reflection’ card (love the ‘random’ function). It was at the most important time in my spiritual journey and darkest moments of loneliness that the Virtues app helped me to turn my life around. J.B. _____________________________________________
Since embarking on my journey, I have used the app to make a Virtues pick - this is now part of my daily practice as mother, teacher & facilitator. M.R. _____________________________________________
I want you to know that I have been enjoying the Virtue cards app. I've been shaking it for a new card at least once a day. The selections have been therapeutic and are helping me focus on the most important things rather than my minor woes. R.S.
