Check the acquisition promise
Read the store headline, screenshots and description. What problem is the app promising to solve?
Study the storefront ↗Phoenix Games LLP · 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.
Before I usually type in the Health app which was getting really old at least it reminds me to drink water and how much water I need to drink and I can see how much water I drank every day and I also put how much water I drank every day and I also can change how much water I drink every day. When I’m working out or just going to my job and change the size of my water bottle every day. I like all the awards it gave out and great when it reminds me how much water I need to drink. It helps when I have to work out everyday and when I should drink water when I go for a walk and it reminds me to drink water from morning until night time it sends me reminders on my Apple Watch. I can even try starting over when I make a mistake it also reminds to drink water when I watch tv or a movie. I like that there are different types of drinks on here so I get to choose which one I like weather be water or milk it’s all good to me and I like when I have to how much I should drink every day and night. I like bring my water bottle every where I go like when I go see a movie or going to work or seeing friends or going out to dinner or taking a walk or working out.
It’s pretty good basically you choose your weight, male/female, live in hit/cold climate, hops im lot missing one. Anyhow after inputting all that info they’ll come up with how much water you have to drink according to whatever you put. (I don’t know how accurate this is) Then it asks you what size the water bottle/container your using yo drink out of is, in either ml or oz you can pick n choose. Then a water bottle pops up with the oz/ml you had put and as you go about your day it had a drink water button and you put how much out of your bottle your drank, 1 oz/ml, 2oz/ml, etc. (it’s like a drag type of style, shows a water bottle with a line running from the cap to the bottom and you drag down how much you’ve drunken through out the day) has notifications and that’s about it. nothing fancy but exactly what I was looking for.
I have the app on my phone and watch, and I’m not impressed with either app version. On my phone, it won’t let me change my bottle size - it has a spot to change it but then on the main screen it’s still set to a different size. When drinking water, I can’t just select 8 or 20 or however many oz, I have to say how much is left in my bottle. On my watch, I can just select the number of oz and it subtracts it for me. However, that’s all I can do in there - see how much I have left to drink and mark how much I drank. I can’t see or do anything else beyond the single view. To select the number of oz in the watch app, I need to scroll the crown/dial on the watch, which could be fine if it weren’t a super touchy scroll - it’s hard to adjust it just 1 more oz if you’re trying to get from say 19 to 20 as your selection. It also doesn’t say in either app how much I did drink (says how much is left to reach my goal), and am wondering what happens if I drink more than my goal. I’ve used this for 2 days now and I couldn’t identify a way in either app to erase or adjust the amount of you accidentally selected the wrong amount, which is in part why I didn’t just scroll to drink more than my goal out of curiosity. And lastly, I went in the phone app to view History, but the only way it’s letting me view it is if I leave a review. Well, you asked for it so here’s your review. I don’t recommend this app. Find a different one.
Water is essential to our life, drinking enough and right quantity of water is vital to our health. But because of our bad memory, busy work or too ma...
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