Nice work! This is a great idea and something I've thought should exist since getting interested in CBT a few months back. Before even trying the app, here are some thoughts. - On pricing: $4/mo seems like a difficult price point to build a business around, and it doesn't reflect the value you're offering. People pay hundreds/thousands per month to therapists to improve their mental health. If outcomes from using you…
Though also, on pricing: it’s not just a question of what the app offers, but also of what competitors are offering, and at what price. For example: the company that did Monument Valley teamed up with some doctors to do a very similar app in this space called Moodnotes* , and priced it at a one-time payment of $5. That is to say: I am glad for Quirk’s existence - if it gets the useful techniques of CBT in front of ev…
The flip side is that customers will of course be a lot more discerning and demanding with the latter framing, as they should be. It will be a lot harder to get product-market fit, but if you do, you'll be able to build a great business on top of it, rather than just being another competitor in a race to the bottom.