Partners in Grind

Find a partner to help you keep your New Year's resolutions

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Find a partner to help you keep your New Year's resolutions

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Partners in Grind

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Hey everyone! I built Partners In Grind after seeing how useful it was having a partner to add a habit with. I tried this myself with a stranger I met through reddit for waking up early. it was ridiculously effective - been going strong in the 5am club for a few years now :). Partners In Grind is meant to give the full experience of having a habit partner in crime, and the fact that the partners don’t know each other adds a special element to the game. The core idea is that you’re each committing to the habit on your own, and you’re supposed to “tag” your partner when you complete your habit for the day, which will light a fire under your partner’s ass to get the habit done! The potential of meeting someone awesome is an added bonus. The main function of the site matches you with a partner. In the signup form, one thing you list out are the challenges you face with adding habits. This gives your partner some leverage with how they can actually help you the most to keep you accountable. One other thing that's not advertised as much is I've put together a bunch of videos & pro-tips specific to each habit. These will come straight to your inbox and (hopefully) give you a nice kick when you need it. P.S. Thank you to @Serendipityxyz for inspiring this project!! P.P.S. Any signups from ProductHunt will get Priority matching <3

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11yr ago

Boss as a Service

@ari_bana Just signed up! Can you explain a bit about how the tagging works? PS - Thanks for the shout out! :)

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11yr ago

Partners in Grind

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@manasvinik @ari_bana The idea behind “tagging” is that when you do your daily habit, you let your partner know you got it done, which is the “tag,” and they then are instantly incentivized to make sure they perform the habit. It’s a way to gamify the accountability relationship, create somewhat of a friendly competition between partners. Obviously really simple, but there is a bit of science behind it - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ha...

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11yr ago