•  Create scalable communities, that
•  Reward specific behaviour using GPS location
•  linked to existing spend & specific activities
CHECK IN, CASH OUT
{ }SUPPORT EDUCATE
BEHAVIOUR
CHANGE
Physical-activity using apps
There are two types of physical-activity apps:
1.  Educating users on how to perform different exercises
2.  Supporting a users' motivation for physical activity.  (Tracking and challenging)
LIFESTRUCK drives behaviour change.
“I am a <runner>
& <out of shape>”
>
“Join the
challenge
and win”
}
LINK	
  WITH	
  
SIMILAR	
  
“Meet	
  John”	
  
SUPPORT	
  
“Run	
  this	
  
Friday?”	
  
GPS	
  
REWARDS	
  
50 points for run
+ 50 pts (friend)
+ 100 pts (location)
Rewards | Coupons
“Reward a friend with the
points I have earned”
KEEP IT SIMPLE - CHECK IN, CASH OUT.
“Reward myself”
Download
App
“Challenge others”
Reward any behaviour
50 pts = free coffee
WHY?
-  Individuals are not engaged.
-  We want to make them healthy, active, and engaged =
SICK LESS + MORE ENGAGED
-  Corporates (60% of all staff have 2 or more lifestyle diseases)
-  We leverage in existing sponsorship spend and activities
-  Which makes staff more productive= low absenteeism &
MORE PROFIT
-  Medical aid / Wellness / Loyalty (15% are currently
encouraged to (re)engage by Vitality / Multiply
-  With LIFESTRUCK we speak to anyone and everyone
-  Partner brands & mobile rewards
-  By owning the community, you own the engagement linked
to instant rewards
“The biggest challenge (opportunity) in wellness is to make an impact once
the problem/s have been identified. To change behaviour”
WELLNESS CASE STUDY
Vodacom’s sickness absence rate decreased by 48%
R21m saved
THE STATE OF THE (UN)WELL NATION
•  Employee wellness programmes (EAP / EWP) engage with only 8% of all staff
•  South Africa statistics: 60% of all staff have 3 or more symptoms of Chronic
diseases of lifestyle (CDL).
•  Who deals with the rest - 92%? LIFESTRUCK
92%
Stuart Hoy | CEO & Founder
+27 79 502 9939 | stuart@lifestruck.co.za | www.iamlifestruck.com

Activity App that changes behaviour

  • 2.
    •  Create scalablecommunities, that •  Reward specific behaviour using GPS location •  linked to existing spend & specific activities CHECK IN, CASH OUT
  • 3.
    { }SUPPORT EDUCATE BEHAVIOUR CHANGE Physical-activityusing apps There are two types of physical-activity apps: 1.  Educating users on how to perform different exercises 2.  Supporting a users' motivation for physical activity.  (Tracking and challenging) LIFESTRUCK drives behaviour change.
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    “I am a<runner> & <out of shape>” > “Join the challenge and win” } LINK  WITH   SIMILAR   “Meet  John”   SUPPORT   “Run  this   Friday?”   GPS   REWARDS   50 points for run + 50 pts (friend) + 100 pts (location) Rewards | Coupons “Reward a friend with the points I have earned” KEEP IT SIMPLE - CHECK IN, CASH OUT. “Reward myself” Download App “Challenge others” Reward any behaviour 50 pts = free coffee
  • 5.
    WHY? -  Individuals arenot engaged. -  We want to make them healthy, active, and engaged = SICK LESS + MORE ENGAGED -  Corporates (60% of all staff have 2 or more lifestyle diseases) -  We leverage in existing sponsorship spend and activities -  Which makes staff more productive= low absenteeism & MORE PROFIT -  Medical aid / Wellness / Loyalty (15% are currently encouraged to (re)engage by Vitality / Multiply -  With LIFESTRUCK we speak to anyone and everyone -  Partner brands & mobile rewards -  By owning the community, you own the engagement linked to instant rewards
  • 6.
    “The biggest challenge(opportunity) in wellness is to make an impact once the problem/s have been identified. To change behaviour” WELLNESS CASE STUDY Vodacom’s sickness absence rate decreased by 48% R21m saved
  • 7.
    THE STATE OFTHE (UN)WELL NATION •  Employee wellness programmes (EAP / EWP) engage with only 8% of all staff •  South Africa statistics: 60% of all staff have 3 or more symptoms of Chronic diseases of lifestyle (CDL). •  Who deals with the rest - 92%? LIFESTRUCK 92%
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    Stuart Hoy |CEO & Founder +27 79 502 9939 | stuart@lifestruck.co.za | www.iamlifestruck.com