An app like that will always have to generalize, thus limiting its efficacy to either light or very specific cases. That's why I'm interested to see how they can manage to personalize their offering.
The subscription model however seems counterproductive - the business side wants to continue subscriptions as long as possible while the stated goal is to solve a problem thus minimizing subscriptions. I wonder if a 'pay it forward' model would work. So that if it was effective for you, you could pay for a month of a stranger's subscription.
The subscription model however seems counterproductive - the business side wants to continue subscriptions as long as possible while the stated goal is to solve a problem thus minimizing subscriptions. I wonder if a 'pay it forward' model would work. So that if it was effective for you, you could pay for a month of a stranger's subscription.