Start a conversation
Bring the sketch to your next leadership meeting. Use it as a quiet prompt to ask people how their working week actually feels.
Workplace audit
A quiet read of your team's working week.
Choose your team size, mark the patterns you notice, and see a visual sketch of the areas that may welcome a calmer rhythm.
Three minutes
A short, gentle workplace audit
The result is a soft sketch — a starting point for an honest conversation. There are no scores to be embarrassed about.
Reading the sketch
Six axes that shape the everyday
The radar chart represents six gentle dimensions of working life. None of them is a problem on its own — together they describe how a week tends to feel.
- Workspace — light, sound and physical layout.
- Communication — clarity and pace of updates.
- Rhythm — meeting cadence and focus time.
- Recognition — small moments of appreciation.
- Learning — time and space for growth.
- Belonging — onboarding and team feel.
After the audit
Three honest ways to use the result
Choose one axis
Pick the dimension that scored lowest and consider one small experiment in the coming month — nothing dramatic, just considered.
Invite a partner
If you would like an outside perspective, send the sketch through to us and we will respond with a written reflection.
Quiet questions
A few things teams often ask
Is this a scientific assessment?
No. The audit is a reflective tool. It encourages a calm, structured conversation about your workplace and is not intended to replace any formal review.
Are the answers stored anywhere?
The audit runs entirely in your browser. We do not store the answers or share them. If you choose to send the result to us, we will only use it to prepare a reply.
What if our team is very small?
The audit works for any size. For smaller teams the patterns are usually clearer, which often makes the conversation that follows simpler.
Do we need to act on the result straight away?
Not at all. Many teams keep the sketch nearby for a season, then revisit it. There is no urgency built into this tool.
Talk it through
Want a written response to your sketch?
Send a screenshot or a short note. We will reply with two or three observations in plain language, with no follow-up pressure.