I think the question you are asking is like going back to 2007 and asking what successful mobile apps exist? But I'll tell you what I'm looking at, and we'll s

I think the question you are asking is like going back to 2007 and asking what successful mobile apps exist? But I'll tell you what I'm looking at, and we'll see if I actually build it, and if I do, if it is successful. I have a start-up (https://ayvri.com https://ayvri.com) which (if you want to get all buzzwordy) is like strava meets the metaverse. It's used by every paraglider in the world, tons of hikers, commercial drone operators, etc etc. Polaris Automotive is one of our customers, we've worked with RedBull Wings For Life World run as well - pre-covid. I'm looking at the possibility of having the gps data operate as a decentralized blockchain. Why? Because everyone who wants to use our site has to upload their GPS data to us, but they are also uploading to other places too. We are integrated with Strava, but we haven't integrated with other apps yet, and don't want to build a different integration for everywhere that data may come from. Your GPS data is yours, you should be able to store that in your wallet and give us - or any other app you wish - the ability to access your data. So, we've got this virtual world digital twin as well as a use case for having decentralized data. What's also nice about GPS data is that it's yours, it's immutable (your run from 3 weeks ago doesn't change) it's standardized (for the most part), you don't ever give your data to anybody else, you always own it, it will always be something you did, or somewhere you were. You don't want to sell or trade it, but when you go to a platform or app, you want that platform to be able to access your data, and you don't want to upload it all over again. One way I like to describe this distributed data concept is that it's like going to the gym. You pay your local gym to use their weights to get you fit. When you want to go on a ski holiday, you don't have to go to your gym and say "hey, I'm going skiing, the muscles and fitness I've been working on at your gym, I'd like to take those with me for a few weeks". I know, sounds ridiculous, but that's kinda how it is with the current centralized data. Your thoughts, actions, photos, whatever, are uploaded to the app, and then the app owns them, and you can keep copies somewhere, and when you want to use YOUR digital property, the digital stuff you made, you can upload to a new app, but will you? Can't you just go and do the thing, and have it all work? So, will we be successful? Who knows? I'm also wondering if we can convert from a current company structure to a DAO so that the users of the community can decide what's best for the community. Part of the reason to do this is that I'm too busy with my other start-up, but also because I think the overly crowded market of fitness apps is a great place to experiment with these kinds of initiatives.