Vital Ventures

Are you keeping up? It’s not easy, we know

Our lives have become an endless stream of pings, posts, messages, and alerts, each fighting for our attention

Are you keeping up? It’s not easy, we know

Our lives have become an endless stream of pings, posts, messages, and alerts, each fighting for our attention

But this wasn’t the initial promise of technology

Back in 1995, Steve Jobs described computers as a 'bicycle for our minds'

tools that would improve efficiency and amplify our human potential

But this wasn’t the initial promise of technology

Back in 1995, Steve Jobs described computers as a 'bicycle for our minds'

tools that would improve efficiency and amplify our human potential

But somewhere along the way, these bicycles turned into vehicles with no destination in mind...

We’re more connected,
but constantly distracted

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We have infinite Options,
but decisions feel harder

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We're surrounded by conveniences, yet we feel short on time

So where did we go wrong?

In that same interview, Steve Jobs said these tools were supposed to give people the power of making choices and controlling their own destiny

So where did we go wrong?

In that same interview, Steve Jobs said these tools were supposed to give people the power of making choices and controlling their own destiny

Yet, our tools began to control us, rather than the other way around

But here’s the thing, it doesn't have to be this way

Yet, our tools began to control us, rather than the other way around

But here’s the thing, it doesn't have to be this way

This is Why We
Started VITAL

Our mission is to help you navigate our complex, noisy, hyper-connected world