Hi all,
There are thousands of these apps out there, in an industry which is competitive and has a low barrier to entry.
So why is this one different?
the main USP for this is app is simply:
You go to the gym or achieve another measurable habit you want to form. If you achieve a streak, we will plant a tree (or more, this sort of detail hasn't been decided).
I have a vision for the app to become a game aswell, where you can build a forest, garden or whatever, based on the effort that you put into your habit. This way you can be instantly rewarded for your hardwork, and literally see the difference you are making.
Whats the need? the pain point?
In my own experience of habit apps, I find they are difficult to stick with. just using the app has to become a habit itself. I believe that this is down to a lack of reward, or incentive to use the app in the first place. Having a charitable cause or game-like reward could change that.
If you are aware of the app Habitica, and the search engine Ecosia, then this idea is a combination of the two.
Business model is likely to be ads or premium version, TBD.
As always with these kinds of threads, any feedback is greatly appreciated, I will do my best to reply to questions aswell.
--Jon
There are thousands of these apps out there, in an industry which is competitive and has a low barrier to entry.
So why is this one different?
the main USP for this is app is simply:
You go to the gym or achieve another measurable habit you want to form. If you achieve a streak, we will plant a tree (or more, this sort of detail hasn't been decided).
I have a vision for the app to become a game aswell, where you can build a forest, garden or whatever, based on the effort that you put into your habit. This way you can be instantly rewarded for your hardwork, and literally see the difference you are making.
Whats the need? the pain point?
In my own experience of habit apps, I find they are difficult to stick with. just using the app has to become a habit itself. I believe that this is down to a lack of reward, or incentive to use the app in the first place. Having a charitable cause or game-like reward could change that.
If you are aware of the app Habitica, and the search engine Ecosia, then this idea is a combination of the two.
Business model is likely to be ads or premium version, TBD.
As always with these kinds of threads, any feedback is greatly appreciated, I will do my best to reply to questions aswell.
--Jon
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