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Have you considered adding a built-in streak counter that shows how many consecutive days a user has hit their study goal? Seeing that little number climb would make people want to come back tomorrow, especially since most study apps lose users after the first week. Could pair nicely with the distraction shield you already built.
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“Study. Lock In. Win.”
LockInglish - Lock in. Score higher. was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #126 on the daily leaderboard. A distraction-shielded study room for IELTS and the Digital SAT, with an AI examiner that scores your work like the real test, instantly.
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Have you considered adding a built-in streak counter that shows how many consecutive days a user has hit their study goal? Seeing that little number climb would make people want to come back tomorrow, especially since most study apps lose users after the first week. Could pair nicely with the distraction shield you already built.