I love prompt cards.

 

They give you permission to skip past the boring and ask weird, deep, intricate questions to anyone.

 

At home, it began to become a bit of a ritual, where any guest that came over would have to pick a card and answer it.

 

And often it would end up in some of the best conversations I'd ever had.

 

But we'd often had to cherry pick the cards before we could get a winner.

 

A lot of the questions were just too common, would borderline on small talk or introduce things like politics or religion.

 

After scraping the market dry, I realised that they're all the same, they lacked variety, humour, depth and were often just supplementary products to their own brand.

 

So I thought why not just create my own? Why not create something that is actually centered around asking the best questions?

 

I began to get flooded with ideas and angles I could take - tailoring towards different social dynamics, moods, personalites and even times of day.

 

I spent majority of  my nights for months writing bundles of questions and developing the ideas I had into something tangible.

 

I put some of my design skills to work, tested them with friends and worked tirelessly with Manufacturers.

 

And after about 6 months of tweaking, prepping and waiting, we finally got the first batch in Dec 2025.

 

Now here we are in the early stages of Project Pass it On.

 

I don't really know what I'm doing, or how to create brand or market products but I do know how to ask good questions.

 

If you're thoughtful, curious, and not too serious. Follow along the journey and answer some of the questions I ask myself everyday..

 

 

 

If you're curious about the name - Project Pass it On, here's the run down.

 

Our decks originally started with solo prompt cards (Morning Moments) which was designed to be part of your morning ritual, usually started with a walk. 

 

The idea being that you would pick a card from the pack and answer it on your morning walk, then somewhere on the walk you would pass the card on to someone - a stranger, a friend, family member or even someone's letter box.

 

We want to encourage curiosity, openness and engagement and Project Pass it On embodies all of this in its premise.

 

The decks have expanded from solo prompt cards but the message still rings true, whether you're using a solo prompt card or a group prompt card or an activity card, you can always pass it on to someone else share with.