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they've executed brilliantly, glad to see it's working well for you. along with the one-tap setup and social accountability features you point out, other notice
by anteloper 3y ago
they've executed brilliantly, glad to see it's working well for you. along with the one-tap setup and social accountability features you point out, other noticeable differences between their solution and our are
- we can pull you out of an app at the end of the time you intended to use it for
- we support restricting websites
- we let you accumulate your progress over time via a streak, which is quite motivating (at least for me personally)
- noahchumsky 3y agoOne sec lets you restrict websites! But the other two features you listed are compelling. I may give it a try
- prox 3y agoI just installed it on my iPad, but adding a number (I am on my iPad and I am in the 0.00001% who doesn’t use phones) is a no go. There is an Apple sign in, but I prefer e-mail if possible. The Apple signup also cuts of at the bottom. You mention phone use in the description of the app, but also address iPad users if possible. I am big fan of allowing people to see what would be happen by choosing one over the other, usually with a (?) symbol. So I am not going to use it right now. Hope you can work with this feedback.