Show HN: I made this to get up on time, or do good
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Show HN: I made this to get up on time, or do good
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Re: Show HN: I made this to get up on time, or do good
#2A great first step is to beat the charm of the snooze button in the morning. Get up on time, to have more time. And that’s how I came up with ‘Get up or die’.
How it works: 1. Set a time to get up 2. Get reminder messages in the morning, like a friend is chasing you 3. Get up on time – or donate $3.00 to a charitable organisation
So you either get up, or you do good. Win-win.
Would love to hear your thoughts on the current simple implementation. Also - to which charity shall donations go to?
Thank you. :)
Re: Show HN: I made this to get up on time, or do good
#3You would like to work on this other side project, get fitter, read, volunteer,… in 2019? Same here. And I know first-hand it can be challenging to make time. A great first step is to beat the charm of the snooze button in the morning. Get up on time, to have more time. And that’s how I came up with ‘Get up or die’. How it works: 1. Set a time to get up 2. Get reminder messages in the morning, like a friend is chasin…
Re: Show HN: I made this to get up on time, or do good
#4You would like to work on this other side project, get fitter, read, volunteer,… in 2019? Same here. And I know first-hand it can be challenging to make time. A great first step is to beat the charm of the snooze button in the morning. Get up on time, to have more time. And that’s how I came up with ‘Get up or die’. How it works: 1. Set a time to get up 2. Get reminder messages in the morning, like a friend is chasin…
quick question - how does it verify that you actually got up, instead of me just hitting the "I got up button" and going back to bed?
how would you go about this? ideas welcome :)
Re: Show HN: I made this to get up on time, or do good
#5Re: Show HN: I made this to get up on time, or do good
#6I like the idea, however, it's not very applicable to me personally since I don't have problems getting up on time. I would, however, be interested in a similar approach (give money to charity if you fail a resolution) for other things like reading, working out or something similar, so there's an idea you can maybe improve upon :)
Re: Show HN: I made this to get up on time, or do good
#7I like the idea, however, it's not very applicable to me personally since I don't have problems getting up on time. I would, however, be interested in a similar approach (give money to charity if you fail a resolution) for other things like reading, working out or something similar, so there's an idea you can maybe improve upon :)
Re: Show HN: I made this to get up on time, or do good
#8I like the idea, however, it's not very applicable to me personally since I don't have problems getting up on time. I would, however, be interested in a similar approach (give money to charity if you fail a resolution) for other things like reading, working out or something similar, so there's an idea you can maybe improve upon :)
Re: Show HN: I made this to get up on time, or do good
#9Earlier quoted context omitted.
quick question - how does it verify that you actually got up, instead of me just hitting the "I got up button" and going back to bed?
hi @allthatisrael - great question. currently, the service is entirely trust-based. thought of extending the functionality in the future to include e.g. a photo challenge (in the sense of submitting a picture of your breakfast for instance). but more validation needed if that's appealing to users - and there would be still an element of trust. how would you go about this? ideas welcome :)
Give 'em a real kick up the ass
Re: Show HN: I made this to get up on time, or do good
#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
hi @allthatisrael - great question. currently, the service is entirely trust-based. thought of extending the functionality in the future to include e.g. a photo challenge (in the sense of submitting a picture of your breakfast for instance). but more validation needed if that's appealing to users - and there would be still an element of trust. how would you go about this? ideas welcome :)
Use geolocation on the phone and get the user to hook in their credit card number for automatic donations ;) Give 'em a real kick up the ass