1. Amanda Chocko Chris Wolff
Mansoor Basha Paul Gould
Tavi Scandiff-Pirvu Edward Smith
Weekly routine via accountability and science!
2. Hypothesis
People set personal development goals but fail at
achieving them.
Mobile oriented 25-40 yr olds who want a tool to realize
their goals.
Feel pain for not achieving a goal
Want something to help them manage their time
Reminders are key
Ability to set a goal that will hold them accountable for 30
days
Alarm notification as a reminder
Progress in a chart/graph form
Ability to share with their social network
Problem
Target Market
MVP
Assumptions
3. Feedback
Survey: Online – 100, F2F - 22, Phone – 5 & a
breakfast focus group - 0
Goals not at particular time
(New Years) but across the
year
Reminders don’t work
Want to keep it private and
not share it
Not interested in
punishments.
People set goals and try to
stick to routines
Target demographic
Would like a tool to help
them track progress
Interested in rewards via
social networks (i.e
facebook)
Willing to pay for it
Validations Refutations
4. Pivot – Second Feedback
Assumption Lesson Pivot
Description of the
product was a
Universal goal
reminder service
Helping people build a
routine is preferred rather
than reminders
Focus on need of
consumers
Application can support
all kinds of goals
Focus was too broad and
need to pick a specific
market – Fitness &
Exercise
Narrowed the focus
of the product
Mobile application
which consumers
would download and
pay monthly.
Consumers want a web
application with SMS
accountability checks.
Easily accessible
technology
5. Minimum Viable Product (MVP)
1. Web based app
2. Sets accountability
checks via SMS
3. Users choose how to
check their progress
4. Users can choose to
receive rewards via
social networks
6. Business Model
Advertising Supported Model
Ads on webpage based on context – Fitness etc.
Freemium Model
Free for the first 3 weeks
Pay for the remaining routine
Upsell other services and features
Subscription Model
One time upfront payment deducts based on routines
used