lukekc

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by lukekc 8y ago
Our core value currently is the 1-on-1 coaching, so the MVP app is meant to support the coaching service (and currently working on building out the content). Michigan has some great content, but it’s a different experience than having a coa
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by lukekc 8y ago
That's great! Look forward to having your wife on board
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by lukekc 8y ago
We've worked with our lawyers on this topic and so far we're in good shape. But it's definitely something we need to keep an eye on as we introduce new functionality / try out different marketing.
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by lukekc 8y ago
That language is intended to indicate that we’re not a physician, hospital, drug company, etc. - pretty standard for companies in our space. But you’re right that, similar to drugs, dieticians, or physical therapy, we’re not a substitute fo
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by lukekc 8y ago
The cost ($29/month) should be displayed both on our homepage and when the user gets to the payment screen in the sign up flow. If this is a bug obviously want to track it down - where exactly did you click?
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by lukekc 8y ago
Also good thought on a pricing model that declines after the first several months - definitely something we're considering introducing.
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by lukekc 8y ago
Yup, this is the comparison we see - alternative is going to a dietitian, which is very expensive. Re: your other post on people potentially churning after 2-3 months - we've actually seen strong retention, but leaving after 2-3 months
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by lukekc 8y ago
It would have some expanded functionality to take the place of the coach - it would give turn-by-turn directions each day on what to eat, and educate the user on how to avoid FODMAPs / other eating options. But it would have less custo
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by lukekc 8y ago
We've actually toyed with having a version without the coach that's quite a bit cheaper (~9/month) - is that something you'd find more compelling?