the
anti-burnout
system for teams

change is hard
the TANK app makes it easier

now in beta here:

A smiling woman with long curly dark hair, using her phone

A screenshot of the TANK app with the header "Get help to find recovery activities that work for you." The screen is blue-grey with a pale green title that suggests "Gym" as an example of a good recovery activity. There's a form with a green title bar that says "gym" in white, and circles representing the days Monday through Friday are coloured green, indicating these are days that the user has selected to go to the gym. Circles for Saturday and Sunday are white with a black outline, indicating they're not selected.

A screenshot of the TANK app, with the header "see everything that's important, all in one place". The screen shows gym, reading, home chores, work and sleep, with a visual representation of the hours these account for across the week at the top of the screen.

A screenshot of the TANK app with the header "keep your focus on the things no-one else is waiting on". The screen shows gym, reading, home chores, work and sleep, and how many hours each of those account for in the day.

A screenshot of the TANK app, with the header "celebrate every win, even the smallest ones". The screen shows gym completed with a cascade of confetti.

A screenshot of the TANK app with the header "tune into what tops up your tank, and what drains it". The screen shows an emotions map with quadrants across high-low energy and good-bad feeling. There's a fuzzy orange marker in the high-energy, feeling good zone.

A screenshot of the TANK app with the header "reflect to close open loops and consolidate learning." The screen shows a blue-grey reflection form with white text prompts for "proud of...", "grateful for....", "learned..." and "other notes"

A screenshot of the TANK app with the header "Keep track of your stress vs. recovery balance". The screen shows a bar chart with yellow bars for stress and aqua bars for recovery each day. There's a black button that says "show details"

A screenshot of the TANK app with the header "Get recommendations based on how you've been tracking." The screen shows the emotions map with lots of fuzzy, coloured marks representing emotions logged during the week. There's black text that says "looks like you're having a great week. That probably means you've had plenty of excitement along with good rest and recovery. keep it up!"

A screenshot of the TANK app with the header "Reflect on the week and plan what to improve". The screen shows a white end-of-week reflection form with prompts for "insights" and "changes"

Ending burnout for teams, while they do their best work

Beating burnout means striking the right balance between the right kind of stress, and the right kind of recovery.

Good stress, good recovery, and a good balance between them: three deceptively simple factors with endless combinations, and so many forces driving them in the wrong direction.

No wonder burnout is a multi-billion-dollar problem.

TANK helps teams stay focused on what counts, so they can thrive at work - and everywhere else.

now in beta here:

a mock-up of a smartphone screen with many overlapping shapes

Based in Sydney,
operating globally

address:
PO Box 188
Camperdown NSW 1450
AUSTRALIA

email:
hello@thisisyourtank.com

phone:
+61 (0)400 136 003

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contacting us here:

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the anti-burnoutsystem for teams

Ending burnout for teams, while they do their best work

Based in Sydney,operating globally

Get started bycontacting us here:

the
anti-burnout
system for teams

Based in Sydney,
operating globally

Get started by
contacting us here: