VeriFive
Don't just track your habits. Bet on your discipline.
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Don't just track your habits. Bet on your discipline.
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Most habit trackers are just digital checklists that feel easy to ignore. VeriFive is designed for the friction of real discipline. By combining loss aversion with social accountability, we help you bridge the gap between who you are and who you want to be. No more empty promises—just proof of grit through real stakes and a community that holds the line with you.
Hi ProductHunt! 👋 I’m Liam.
Most of us know what we need to do, but we lack the external urgency to actually do it. Traditional apps fail because they are easy to ignore—there is no real cost to clicking "skip" on a notification.
I spent months architecting Veri-Five (V5) to be the antidote to that "internal negotiation." I wanted to build a system that wasn't just a tracker, but a high-stakes social arena.
Here is the engine I've built for your discipline:
* Group Challenge Mode: This is the heart of V5. Instead of solo tracking, you enter an arena with 5 friends. It transforms the app from a tool into a symmetric social game where everyone is staking, everyone is verifying, and everyone has skin in the game.
* Side Quests & Item Drops: To keep the ADHD brain engaged, I developed an RPG-style drop engine. Completing daily tasks gives you a chance at rare items—like a Phoenix Feather to save a dying streak—making consistency feel like a rewarding quest rather than a chore.
* The Badge & XP System: True meritocracy. Your progress isn't just a number; it’s a global rank of your reliability. Earn prestigious badges like the Centurion (100 days of proof) to showcase your grit on your own public profile.
* AI Verification & Phrases: To ensure total integrity, we require user to record video daily and verifying the progress automatiocally with AI classifcation system. No more fake progress.
I built this because "future me" is a liar, but my friends are not. If I fail, they win my V-coins. If I succeed, I win a version of myself that actually keeps my word.
I’d love for the ProductHunt community to tear this apart—tell me: what's the one habit you've always failed to keep? Could a Group Challenge finally change that? I’m here all day to chat!