Bloomify
Gamified project management that makes work feel rewarding
94 followers
Gamified project management that makes work feel rewarding
94 followers
Bloomify is a modern project management tool that combines Kanban boards with gamification to help teams stay productive, motivated, and engaged. Instead of just “finishing tasks”, your team progresses, unlocks rewards, and feels real momentum while working together. Perfect for startups, remote teams, freelancers, and founders who want structure without burnout.
@ahmad_fathy Love the idea of “structure without burnout.” A lot of PM tools are powerful, but they don’t make progress feel rewarding — they just make unfinished work more visible.
The light gamification layer (momentum, visual progress, rewards) feels like the right kind of motivation boost without turning work into a gimmick.
Congrats on the launch — this feels especially well-suited for startups and remote teams 👏
Hi,
I came across Bloomify and took a look at the landing.
The product feels promising, but right now the value proposition is a bit too abstract, it’s not immediately clear who it’s for and what concrete outcome a user gets after trying it. For PH traffic, that usually hurts conversions.
In particular:
The headline doesn’t yet explain Bloomify’s core use case in one clear sentence
Benefits are high-level, but not tied to a specific user pain or result
CTAs don’t communicate why someone should click right now
If you want, I can do a short landing page audit and suggest clearer positioning, headline options, and CTAs tailored specifically for Product Hunt traffic. It’s a quick, practical pass, not a redesign.
Happy to help if this is relevant.
Best,
Paul
Hi, just checking back in.
One thing that stood out after revisiting Bloomify is that the product feels strong conceptually, but the landing still asks the visitor to do too much interpretation.
For Product Hunt traffic especially, the missing piece is a very explicit:
who Bloomify is for
what exact problem it solves first
what changes after the first session
A short audit would focus on tightening that initial message and reframing the page around a clear “from -> to” outcome, without changing the product itself.
If this is something you’re actively thinking about, happy to share concrete recommendations.