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https://instagram.com/maneesh https://twitter.com/maneesh http://pavlok.com
Still my favorite heart-rate enabled wearable out there!
We build technology to help people change habits, with instantaneous positive and negative feedback, and a digital currency called Volts[2] that rewards and pays people to do good habits.
Our goal is to sell the product in the initial phases (next 5-7 years), and eventually give them away to everyone in the world. One of our core products (unreleased) attaches directly to iphones and android -- I can't give too many details, but it becomes part of your phone.
Again, I'm extremely biased. But they say the best way to predict the future is to create it, so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
https://medium.com/@johnnylin/how-to-make-80-000-per-month-o...
That said, they just denied an app I released (here on Google Play https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pavlok.mee... , it syncs my content from different media sources around the web) was denied. They said it was too close to a web experience.
We've released several iOS and Android apps, and inside of our apps are mini-apps (different habits and behaviors our users want to change). The app we were attempting to make used React, which was giving us a headache.
The denial was annoying, but fortunately, iOS just enabled PWAs. It seems to my developers that the site is essentially Web technologies (HTML/CSS/JS) + a Manifest. By doing that, you can enable push notifications and offline access. Is that essentially it? Because that might solve the problem of making apps rapidly on multiple platforms for us.