Kairo is a delightful and flexible tracking dashboard to help you become a productive and better person. Track your time with easy to switch blocks; always know how much time is left. Have your goals, habits and achievements in front of you to stay motivated.
Looks fantastic! I see there’s a seven day trial. I think for this kind of product (kind of a habit tracker) the trial would need to be longer for a new user to see if it works for them and to grow attached to it. Say around 14, maybe even 21 days. When it comes to habit formation, 7 days is nothing. But if you’ve been using a great habit tracker for 21 days and have grown used it to it, then your trial ends but you don’t want the experience to end cause you’re seeing results! Just my thoughts.
@anna_0x I agree, using Kairo requires a habit on its own. :) I am still testing, and it is somewhat working right now. I am seeing people being addicted, or forming some sort of relationship with the app itself within the first 7 days, then they convert. It was surprising and I thought people will be asking for extensions. I have some plans, e.g. use Kairo every day and each day it will add +1 day to your trial, up to 30 days for example (which is a standard in the industry). But we will see, it is all very interesting. Thank you for your support and feedback!
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@sotak that sounds like a super cool idea to make using the app a habit! 😀
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I was recently discussing with a friend how many time trackers have become almost a "de- motivational" tool now as we, both, (as well as some others we know) have have some issues where using a time tracker became another source of anxiety. This looks like something that has enough utility to serve its purpose, while still avoiding the big sense of dread that sometimes comes with using productivity applications. Excited to try it out!
@amgdc Thank you Alyssa, I agree, and totally resonate with "using a time tracker became another source of anxiety". I am looking forward to your feedback. :)
Simply AMAZING! You hit it out of the park with the design and user experience. It really feels like I'm playing a retro video game (like Tamagotchi vibes) and contributes well to the experience that I'm trying to gamify personal development! If I didn't have already a habit-tracking system & app, this would have been a go-to.
Well done on making and launching this! Deserves more upvotes!! ✨
@sotak I use the streaks app! The biggest value add for me is being able to complete a habit using my apple watch (the instant access to it was a BIG deal for me). This was before iPhone had widgets too.
For me, its quite a big barrier if I have to open an app or login or go to a url just to document a habit completion.
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So much detail built into the product. Congratulations on the launch! Gamifying something that's typically mundane.
@incyann Thank you! What is funny is, that there is no gamification, the users create a gamification. :) It just looks playful for now. Thanks a lot for your support!
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@sotak that makes sense! i guess having really cute characters instead of a typical list really adds to the gamified feel of it. \(^○^)人(^○^)/
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