@rrhoover would be great to have something in place to give it away to schools/teachers/students for free, somebody should make some sort of Auth/login system for students/schools to make that easy... 🤔
Thank you @bentossell for hunting Freewrite!
I'm very excited about being on Product Hunt and sharing my first product that I've ever built & launched.
I wanted to create something out of my own need, a beautifully designed daily writing experience that could keep me accountable to how much/how frequently I actually wrote, as well as ensuring my total privacy and not saving what I write in someones database etc.
All feedback appreciated 🙌🏻
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@thisisgustav@galeriks Probably useful information to add to the site. Personally, I never sign up for things if I don't know how much it's gonna cost me if I want to keep using it.
@prestonattebery Good question! I would say yes, but another primary use case could also be purely creative exerise/writing exercise, but I believe that in itself has therapeutic value. Freewriting/morning pages I think is a mix of creativity/therapy/insight.
Tim Ferriss describes it as "the most cost-effective therapy" he ever found (http://fourhourworkweek.com/2015...), which I think is quite accurate :)
Love the simplicity of the concept. I'm curious to know what you have in store to help people keep with the habit. (I previously worked at 10percenthappier.com, where behavioral consistency was a big challenge for us)
@robinsongreig Great question! This is something I will have to explore a lot more going forward. Right now nothing much implemented except a graph that shows daily streaks/consistency, to try to create a "don't break the chain"-effect.
But I think that optional email/text reminders might be useful as well as creating some sort of optional educational/inspirational content that new sign ups get on a weekly basis, like an email course.
Will take a look at 10percenthappier.com for inspiration :).
@prestonattebery Good question! I would say yes, but another primary use case could also be purely creative exerise/writing exercise, but I believe that in itself has therapeutic value. Freewriting/morning pages I think is a mix of creativity/therapy/insight.
Tim Ferriss describes it as "the most cost-effective therapy" he ever found (http://fourhourworkweek.com/2015...), which I think is quite accurate :)
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