About
About
Why Transurfing: Daily Practice exists — an unofficial companion that turns the core ideas of Reality Transurfing into a 60-day practice you can do in three minutes a day. How the content is made, how to reach us, and where the project is going.
Transurfing: Daily Practice started as a personal reference: a way to keep the useful ideas of Reality Transurfing close and practiced, rather than shelved after reading. The books are dense, and the technique is meant to be applied — daily, in small steps, without waiting for the perfect moment. The app is the three-minute version of that intention.
It is deliberately small. One short teaching a day, one exercise, one question to sit with, a set of SOS protocols for the hard moments, and a library of the essential concepts. Nothing to log, nothing to gamify, no streak to be guilty about. The whole practice fits in the time it takes to make coffee.
That is still the working summary. Marcelo will tell the real story here — why the frame, why the film, why a daily practice at all — in his own words. Until then, the short version above is accurate enough: an independent project made by one person, for people who want the ideas of the books to stay alive in the middle of a busy life.
Contact
Questions, corrections or press — write to hello@transurfing.daily. We read everything and answer, eventually.
How the content is made
Every day of the practice is original synthesis, not quotation. The teachings are written from an understanding of the books and Tufti’s technique, then condensed to the three-to-five minutes a day allows. The SOS protocols and the concept library follow the same rule: the ideas are the source, the words are ours.
Before anything ships, a human reads it. The daily frames are reviewed for fidelity to the model — so a practice step never contradicts the idea it summarizes — and for tone: calm, plain, no hype. There are no excerpts, no verbatim passages, and no invented testimonials anywhere in the app or on this site.
Roadmap
The public roadmap lives on the blog. Posts cover what is being built next, what shipped, and the reasoning behind choices — pricing, the two platforms, the shape of the practice itself.