Revia
Built to fight burnout—one personalized reset at a time.
Hey IH crew
I’ve been building Revia for the last few weeks—something I honestly wish existed during some of my worst burnout phases.
The Problem
I’d hit that mid-afternoon mental wall and feel stuck. Too tired to be productive, too wired to relax. I didn’t want a 30-day self-help system or a wellness app with a dozen logins—I just wanted something quick to help me reset and feel functional again.
The Solution
So I built Revia – a free web app that creates a personalized reset plan based on how you're feeling and how much time you have.
Think:
Micro-routines that actually match your energy
Prompts for movement, mindset, and environment
A calm, zero-pressure UI
No accounts, no spam. Just clarity.
It’s built for makers, creatives, and anyone who’s ever felt like their brain needs a soft reboot mid-day.
What’s next
Looking to add more options
Would love feedback on anything—from UI to usefulness
If you’ve ever felt stuck or foggy during the day, I’d love for you to try it:
👉 https://revia.app
Let me know what you think, and thanks for all the inspiration on here.
4 Comments
For a founder like me, Mon-Tue are slow days with traction/progress, Wed -Thur are the feeling that we are getting somewhere, Fri-Sat is seeing some results days and Sun is strategizing day for the whole week ahead. Amongst all, we are always fired up to solve the problem we are working on so yes, inspiration helps.
This is a refreshing solution to a problem I face often. Thank you for this work.
I wish I could say that I never get this feeling, but the opposite has never been more true for me. This sounds awesome!
Really get that feeling — a little bit tired to focus and too wired to chill.
Love that it works without logins or extra steps — super helpful during burnout moments.
I’m also building something small — a tool to find TikTok creators just by describing them (like “mom in Germany who makes beauty videos”). Still early, but aiming to save people hours of searching.
Will definitely give Revia a try — feels like something I’d use on those rainy afternoons.