Where to Go Next

You’ve covered the essentials: you can move the canvas, your Dimensions have your names on them, a real goal of yours is broken into work and placed in time, and you know the ten-second habit that keeps it honest. That’s a working JAM. Everything from here is refinement.

Grow into the map

A few weeks of real use will teach you more than any guide, but here’s what to reach for when you feel each need — these topics are covered in guide pages arriving soon, and most are discoverable now by right-clicking and exploring:

Track a daily habit — that’s an Action Cluster: one item with a status for each day, built for streaks like morning runs or practice sessions.

Handle repeating work — that’s a Linked Action: one piece of work that recurs, like a weekly newsletter issue, tracked as linked segments.

Mark the dates that matter — Decorations put milestones and priorities on the canvas: race day, launch day, the birthday you’re planning toward.

Collect inspiration — each Dimension has a Vision Board (right-click its header → Show Vision Board): a space for images and notes about where that part of your life is headed. Paste images straight onto it with Cmd+V.

Save a version — Snapshots capture your whole JAM at a moment in time. Take one before a big replan, or at the end of each quarter, and you build a history of how your plans evolved.

Make it yours — Jupiter’s themes and per-Dimension colors are in Settings and the header menus. The canvas should look like a place you want to spend time.

If you kept the sample plan

The Jupiter Dimension in the sample contains a short set of getting-started Actions — working through them exercises everything this guide covered, from inside the app. And the sample plan itself remains the best reference for what a mature, fully lived-in JAM looks like; borrow its patterns freely.

Help

Questions, stuck moments, ideas: Support has a growing FAQ and a direct line — hello@airetis.systems goes straight to the developer, and every message gets a reply.

The practice

One last thing, because it’s the heart of the method: the map only works if it’s true. When life changes, drag the plan to match. When a new commitment arrives, put it on the canvas first. When a goal quietly dies, cancel it and let the record stand. Ten seconds a day, honesty over neatness — and the canvas will show you your life clearly enough to change it.

Welcome to Jupiter.