Kiki – Accountability monster for people who are easily distracted
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Re: Kiki – Accountability monster for people who are easily distracted
#2> Why isn't Kiki free?
> We need to eat. You need to finish things. That's capitalism, baby. Also, you value things you pay for (unlike those 17 free apps you downloaded and never opened).
Huh, I think I just found some new copy text for the SAAS I'm building!
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#3Why is this a subscription?
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#4>Is there any way to trick Kiki?
>Several users have tried. None have succeeded.
But then
>What browsers does Kiki support?
>KIKI supports Chrome and Safari. Other browsers can confuse it. Stick to those two.
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#5What if Kiki misunderstands you, and now you have to complete an impossible task before you can use your PC again?
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#6> Used by smart, distractible, individuals at .....
the more I see that - the less I trust
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#7For $60/year, I'd expect a lot more from software that runs on my own computer with no additional services provided.
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#8Why is this a subscription?
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#9For $60/year, I'd expect a lot more from software that runs on my own computer with no additional services provided.
Its $29.88/year. It is $4.99 a month, which if you pay by the month would be $60, but if you're going for a year, I don't see why you wouldn't take the 50% discount
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#10Why is this a subscription?
Because modern credit card networks and payments gateways have virtually zero friction now so subscriptions are a no-brainer for everything.
It takes the same amount of effort to setup a recurring subscription stack vs a one off payment.