@maali_baali, thank you! Call me crazy, but I think everybody in the world would benefit from using the app. If you know how to hit the reaction button on Facebook, then you're capable of making the most out of BlissCompass too. Let's get more thumbs up on our lives!
@anthony_adams_, I'm glad you like that feature! It's as easy as liking a post on social media, with the difference that it actually helps you improve your own life.
Hey @sheikhirfan10, great question! The most exciting USP is the 1-click journaling. The fact that the app allows you to rate each task makes journaling happen on an atomic level. And it happens at the highest point of awareness and emotional intensity. Compare that to having to sit down at the end of the day and recalling everything from memory. It couldn't be simpler than 1-click, right? :)
Have you considered integrating with fitness and wellness apps? Many tasks that impact our well-being are related to physical and mental health. Syncing data from fitness trackers could add another layer of insight into how our daily activities are influencing our overall health.
Hey @ann_e_layton, amazing idea! As a matter of fact, I'm an Oura ring user, and using the ring contributed to the idea a lot. Ideally, I want to automate tracking as much as possible in the future, and one way to go about it is to integrate with fitness trackers, so 100%, this should happen at some point!
congratulations on the launch of blisscompass, shaur, gabor, and elezah. it seems like a thoughtful tool for aligning daily activities with true desires. i'm curious, how does blisscompass handle the subjective nature of enjoyment and fulfillment across different users? what methodologies do you use to ensure personalized insights?
@mashy, thanks for your kind words! Personalization happens with the ability to categorise how you track tasks. Aside from the bliss score, you can assign tags, projects, roles and priority levels to each task. With the definition of your own categories, you're able to get a super-detailed drill-down of your activities and quickly spot the things you should act on. The importance of thinking in roles was popularized by Stephen Covey's book, "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People", which I'm a huge fan of, and I think it's a must-read!
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