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I'm validating an idea before building it.
Most apps connect people based on interests or a few profile questions. But interests change, and anyone can say they're ambitious.
What if people matched based on:
• Long-term goals (financial freedom, starting a business, career growth, fitness, etc.)
• Lifestyle (morning person, night owl, minimalist, etc.)
• Weekly habits (reading 4x/week, coding 5x/week, gym 3x/week)
The key difference is that connections are based on consistent habits, not just answers during sign-up.
For example, if someone says they want financial freedom but never works toward it, they're probably not the best match for someone who consistently reads, builds projects, and learns every week.
I first imagined this for finding a life partner—someone whose actions align with your future, not just your hobbies. The same idea could also help people find co-founders, accountability partners, or career-focused friends.
Would you use something like this? What would make you try it—or what would stop you?
I'm validating an idea before building it.
Most apps connect people based on interests or a few profile questions. But interests change, and anyone can say they're ambitious.
What if people matched based on:
• Long-term goals (financial freedom, starting a business, career growth, fitness, etc.)
• Lifestyle (morning person, night owl, minimalist, etc.)
• Weekly habits (reading 4x/week, coding 5x/week, gym 3x/week)
The key difference is that connections are based on consistent habits, not just answers during sign-up.
For example, if someone says they want financial freedom but never works toward it, they're probably not the best match for someone who consistently reads, builds projects, and learns every week.
I first imagined this for finding a life partner—someone whose actions align with your future, not just your hobbies. The same idea could also help people find co-founders, accountability partners, or career-focused friends.
Would you use something like this? What would make you try it—or what would stop you?
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https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.praveen.vsapp
Just launched my first public beta app called Versus.
You can:
Upload comparisons
Join category battles
Vote who wins
Comment on battles
Think:
Outfit battles
Edit wars
Gym progress
Gaming setup comparisons
Design competitions
The goal was to make social media more interactive than likes/follows.
Looking for brutal feedback before scaling it.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.praveen.vsapp
​
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.praveen.vsapp
Just launched my first public beta app called Versus.
You can:
Upload comparisons
Join category battles
Vote who wins
Comment on battles
Think:
Outfit battles
Edit wars
Gym progress
Gaming setup comparisons
Design competitions
The goal was to make social media more interactive than likes/follows.
Looking for brutal feedback before scaling it.