Eddie Husarcik

I definitely like the execution of this because it is straight forward and quick to fill out. This app reminds me of a startup I saw during college, UFree, which has a similar concept. It had a hard time gaining traction because it turns out it is easier to text your friends instead of filling out when you are free.

@utsha_sarker In medical school, I found it most important to have a set schedule. Wake up at the same time. Exercise. Sit down in a quiet area by a window. Setup Spotify on a "Study Playlist". Disable any time consuming websites (eg, Reddit). Follow your study pattern that helps you the most. For me, I didn't like the pomodoro technique as I felt like my flow got disrupted, so instead, I set...

Hey! Awesome product. What I love: Your landing page is so clear. The thought bubbles with the character holding her phone really makes me feel like that could be me. Continuing down the page, the interactive examples, especially the "studying for medical exams", draws me in. Just by this alone, I'm going to try it out. After getting onto the app, I'm blown away by the stats tab. Anki has...

Education tools focused at college / grad students.

This is a fantastic question! I'll continue to read out to my friends and family more often. Just checking in with people in general. Taking the time every day to call someone and catch up is important!

Reddit might be decent but you would want to spend some time building trust before sharing your app.