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Outwork: Self-Improvement

Outwork: Self-Improvement

Mobile app for self-improvement freaks

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Outwork: Self-Improvement
About Details
Name: Outwork: Self-Improvement
Submited By: Randi Prohaska
Release Date 1 year ago
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Category Productivity Task Management

Outwork is the ultimate self-improvement app to track goals, break bad habits and create the best version of yourself. Features include Jacob Bot AI with 2 modes: friendly support or tough motivation, journaling, project collaboration and many more!


Neal Jacobson

I find the mental health support tools very helpful. They provide great insights and techniques for maintaining a balanced mind.

11 months ago


Enrico Wiza

Looks great! So, I just need to send a message to the AI about what happened, and it will generate a record directly?

11 months ago


Rahul Goyette

Congrats on the launch, Jakub! Outwork sounds like a comprehensive tool for self-improvement and productivity. The range of features, especially routine tracking and mental health support, is impressive. How customizable is the Jacob Bot for different user preferences? Best of luck!

11 months ago


Adam Zemlak

I’m excited about the upcoming daily challenges. They sound like a fun way to stay motivated and engaged.

11 months ago


Jaiden Runolfsson

I appreciate the subscription tracker. It’s convenient to have all my subscriptions in one place and stay on top of them.

1 year ago


Floyd Botsford

I find Jacob Bot really motivating. Switching between friendly and tough modes gives me the right push depending on my mood.

1 year ago


Lance Morar

I appreciate the project collaboration feature. It enables me to collaborate with others on shared goals, enhancing accountability and teamwork in achieving our collective aspirations.

1 year ago


Al Wolf

Congratulations on the launch! One suggestion I always make for any kind of tracker is that missing a few days or tasks shouldn't make the user feel bad. Many people feel frustrated (and stop using the app as a result) when they see that their stats are going down instead of improving. The app should notice a consistent pattern (let's say over a week) and then slowly start showing the user that they're a bit behind schedule. A very good example of such an app is "Happy Scale," where an increase in your weight doesn't necessarily mean you're doing poorly. However, having your weight average increase over a decent period of time should make you aware that you're not moving in the right direction.

1 year ago


Mckenzie Mosciski

I love the journaling feature. Reflecting on and tracking my mental health journey has been very beneficial.

1 year ago