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Fiamo

One tiny real-life quest a day. Then it tells you to leave.

Health & Fitness
Productivity
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Hunted byPaul UhligPaul Uhlig

Fiamo gives everyone on Earth the same tiny real-life quest each day - like giving a stranger an honest compliment, or eating one meal without your phone. Mark it done, watch a live counter of everyone doing today's quest with you, then Fiamo tells you to close the app and go live your life. No feed, no login, nothing to scroll. Just one small nudge back into the real world, every day, for free.

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Hi Product Hunt! I built Fiamo because I kept noticing how much of my day disappeared into feeds that never end. So I made the opposite of a feed: every day, everyone on Earth gets the exact same tiny real-life quest - give a stranger an honest compliment, eat one meal without your phone, call instead of text. You mark it done, watch a live counter of everyone doing it with you right now, and then Fiamo tells you to close the app. No feed, no login, no account - just open it and you're in. It's free, and I measure success by how fast people leave. Would love your feedback, especially on the quests themselves - there are 120 of them in rotation.

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Cool social experiment. Examples of prompts I think could be fun:

  • "Put yourself out there" in some way today

  • Spend a day doing the opposite of your typical day (e.g. eat breakfast before getting dressed) <-- maybe easier on a weekend

  • Try a new flavor combination of the foods already in your fridge or pantry

Small update, three hours in.

The Chronicle on the Organism page was rounding every entry to the full hour. So seven things that happened between 10:03 and 10:59 all sat there as "10:00", in no particular order. It looked like a bug. It wasn't - it was a privacy decision I made when there were three users and one event a day.

Changed it to the minute just now. The trade is honest: at 11 petals a minute-bucket usually holds exactly one event, so it covers less than an hour did. It still gives away no id, no name, no content, no quest, no location - only "petal" or "light" and when.

Current numbers, no rounding up: 11 petals, 81 lights. Yesterday it was 8 and 58.

If you're reading this and haven't done today's quest - it's "Set one boundary today and keep it." That's the whole ask. Then close the tab.

Hi Product Hunt,

Fiamo gives everyone on earth the same small quest each day. Today's is "Set one boundary today and keep it." You check it off, you see how many people did the same one, and then the app tells you to close it and go live your day.

I built it because I kept opening apps that were supposed to help me do less, and ended up scrolling more. So this one has no feed. Nothing to scroll, no account, no login. Your reflection notes and photos stay on your device and are never uploaded.

The part I actually care about is the Organism: https://fiamo.pages.dev/organism/ — one shared creature for all of us. Every finished quest anywhere in the world becomes a permanent petal. Every new person is a light. You can't grow it by clicking. Only by doing the thing.

What it deliberately can't do: no leaderboard, no friends list, no streak shaming (miss one day a week and nothing breaks), no notifications unless you set a reminder yourself, no ads, no payment, nothing to buy. There is no business model and I'm not planning one. Hosting costs me 0 EUR a month.

Honest numbers as I post this: 41 lights, 7 completions. That's the whole thing so far. One person built it, and it's tiny.

If you want to try it, just do today's quest. Set one boundary and keep it. Then close the tab.

Paul

About Fiamo on Product Hunt

One tiny real-life quest a day. Then it tells you to leave.

Fiamo was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 9 upvotes and 4 comments, placing #36 on the daily leaderboard. Fiamo gives everyone on Earth the same tiny real-life quest each day - like giving a stranger an honest compliment, or eating one meal without your phone. Mark it done, watch a live counter of everyone doing today's quest with you, then Fiamo tells you to close the app and go live your life. No feed, no login, nothing to scroll. Just one small nudge back into the real world, every day, for free.

Fiamo was featured in Health & Fitness (83.2k followers) and Productivity (659.6k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 187.2k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.

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