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I really like the idea! Have upvoted and shared on my social media giving my friends two choices: fit or fat yet charitable :) Are you going to add more charities to choose from at a later stage?
@aneta_duszynska absolutely! We plan to add a few in a future version. Users get to vote on which charity to donate to.
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@aneta_duszynska@joanyanw If I fail to meet the fitness goals, it should donate to charities I DON'T want to give to (otherwise, what's the point?) :-)
@aneta_duszynska@dotmanish The point is that the money does some good. Giving to a charity you don't like is an ineffective way to leverage the money for the greater good of society.
There are all kinds of charity organizations out there. You run the risk of donating to a charity that champions questionable causes with your approach.
@4thofficial hmm, do you mind elaborating? Sorry not completely sure what you mean. But it sounds like you might have a really helpful suggestion.
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@joanyanw No problem. I'm sure you've considered these kinds of features already. I was suggesting things like ... in your community people are doing these kinds of activities (join them). Or people like you (age, gender, fav fitness activities, etc.) have been doing these exercise routines. You could add a rating system to help surface popular ones. Also might want to think about personal success stories (I lost weight or achieved my goal) by doing xx.
This is our very first version. We're looking for brave Fitbit users to try out the concept and give us some feedback.
The whole premise is to treat fitness as its own reward and encourage people to make it a natural part of their lifestyle.
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