In a world obsessed with optimization, The Better U App promises clarity, purpose, and the "best version" of your life — algorithmically rendered. But for five disparate users, the pursuit of their projections becomes a quiet descent into fragmented selves.

Jared, once a golden boy of startups, rediscovers peace in obscurity — until Better U™ reminds him of who he should have been.

Alicia, striving mom and influencer, becomes a machine of improvement — until love, once spontaneous, feels like content for metrics.

Micah, young and unsure, swaps authenticity for algorithmic popularity — and finds that even his identity has been outsourced.

Trisha, the high-functioning professional, chases calm like a KPI — until her performance of peace erupts into viral chaos.

Reed, the app's own creator, watches the world break under his design — and wonders if suffering was the real product all along.

Each character spirals not because they fail to change, but because they chase versions of themselves that were never truly theirs. In their collective unraveling lies the central ache of modern life: that becoming someone better often means abandoning who we are.