Fieldbookby Vana Lab
Log inDecide from
who you are —
not what you're told.
Fieldbook is a private place to study yourself — what gives you energy, what drains you, what keeps pulling your attention — so your next choice starts from real evidence.
Invite-only — have your code ready.
Ever feel like
a square peg
in a round hole?
- A decision is coming, and you want more than guesswork.
- Something keeps draining you, and you can't say why.
- You wonder what you'd actually enjoy — not what you're supposed to want.
Before you can find where you fit, you first have to know your shape.
Fieldbook starts there — one step before the choosing, with real evidence about you.
How it works
A simple practice to get to know yourself.
Not a journal, and not an assessment — a way to gather evidence about yourself and try things out.
See how it looks for someone
Notice
Capture what stands out, in under a minute.
What gave you energy?
Rebuilt our team's campaign-tracking spreadsheet. Looked up and three hours were gone.
a signalLook across
See your entries side by side. You decide what they mean.
- Rebuilt the team's campaign spreadsheet — lost track of time
- Made the group trip budget spreadsheet, just for fun
- Sunday: compared apartments in a spreadsheet, happily
“spreadsheet” shows up in 3 entries
You named it
I took the marketing job for the creative side. What lights me up is making sense of numbers.
Test it
Try something small. Whatever happens is evidence.
Ask the analytics team if I can help with one report this month.
As expectedExactly what I thought. I'm signing up for a data course and looking at analyst roles.
The tools
More ways to look at yourself.
Doorways
Questions you haven't been asked — including what others see in you.
Guided paths
A few questions in order, around one bigger one — like what work fits you.
What you want to remember
Advice and insights you want to keep top of mind.
Private by default.
Parents, coaches, and other users can't see your Fieldbook unless you choose to share it. We never sell what you write. No scores, no streaks, no personality types.