Check the acquisition promise
Read the store headline, screenshots and description. What problem is the app promising to solve?
Study the storefront ↗Grailr LLC · iOS
Explore the ad evidence, study the storefront, and build your next acquisition hypothesis.
01 / Creative research
Read the store headline, screenshots and description. What problem is the app promising to solve?
Study the storefront ↗Explore apps with direct store-link matches. Compare their hooks and formats without assuming the same approach works here.
Browse observed advertisers ↗Store rankings and revenue estimates describe market context. They do not establish ad spend, conversions or ROAS.
Review the market context ↗02 / Storefront & product
Study the product story and store experience behind the acquisition funnel.
03 / Market context
Keep revenue, downloads and store rankings separate from advertising performance.
first of all, I do like the idea of a robot that tells you things you need to know. I myself love robots. However, with this app, some serious changing is needed. For one, please stop with the constant demand for money. I understand that developers have to make a living to, but you really should not pester people so much to buy what you want us to buy. Also, we don’t need to Pay 10 bucks or more just to get the basic essentials of the app. number two, there are other kinds of diets out there rather than just calorie restriction. There is no way to track your carbs on this app so you can’t do a ketogenic diet if you want to continue to use this app. I myself am trying to focus on carbs instead of calories. I got the app in hopes that it might have actually changed a little bit since the last time I used it. Well, I am very disappointed. I think your robot needs some heavy reprogramming. You shouldn’t have to pay that much money and if you want to track either calories or carbs, that should also be a thing. I appreciate your work and trying to help get people healthy. I am sorry if I’m ranting and raving so much, but I’m very disappointed in the way this is turning out.
I really want to try this app! Love the concept, challenge, and sarcastic delivery..or at least I think I would, were the app to allow me to start using it. Unfortunately, during the first minutes of answering the basic questions gender/height/weight/age/activity, the app stalled out and wouldn’t let me enter anything for activity level. Nor would it allow me to go back, nor forward. It just shows a little avatar standing on a platform pathetically huffing and puffing her slouchy shoulders up and down waiting to find out if she represents a slacker or an athlete.. I have emailed to ask for app support to solve the glitch, and sure hope to get it resolved! This app looks like fun and also I’d like to try the Fit and the To-Do apps as well! So here’s my update: An hour ago I wrote the above review after emailing app support for help. A few minutes ago, I tried it again presto-bingo it works like a charm! Thank you and I already love using this app..and alive already bought the Carrot-Fit app and done my first workout!🏋️♀️
I have been using a photo diet journal to record my food intake. But CARROT is better. She makes snarky comments when calorie intake gets higher than she deems appropriate, and I wouldn't recommend her to anyone with an eating disorder. But using this app is like having someone always looking over your shoulder, questioning your food choices. When paired with the CARROT exercise app, both CARROTS will comment on your foot intake - and believe me, the diet app is by far the nicer of the two. The exercise app will say things like "Why don't you just eat the kitchen sink, too?" whereas this app will become deeply disappointed and appoint a robot to hunt you down...wait, maybe that makes her the evil one...anyway, if it's tough love you seek, CARROT is the perfect snarky foodie companion. If I were to criticize, I could wish there was a way to declare a pre-designated cheat day, and that I might get positive comments about some food groups, like veggies, while the rudest comments were reserved for high-calorie treats - but CARROT takes the perspective that a calorie is a calorie, and since that's apparently how my body sees it as well, I'm not complaining. She's the helper I love to hate!
Track the foods you shove in your piehole with CARROT, the talking calorie counter. ** Featured by Apple, Good Morning America, CNN, the Wall Street...
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