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Give more feedback to allies!
I have sent a quest and a power-up to my hero, but after I sent them, I got no feedback at all. They are nowhere to be seen, I don't have any information about their status or whether my hero even saw them. It's quite discouraging not to get any feedback. This is the type of things that can get a good idea to fail.
I'd like to have a list of the quests and power-ups I've sent and an status report about their completion.
Hope you add that soon!
Thanks!
Marco1 vote -
Ally Things
Within the app I'd like to be able to do more than like or comment on my allies' activities. Like the website, I'd like to be able to assign quests, power ups, and achievements in the app.
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Why am I seeing messages from my Allies' allies in my Activity Feed?
I should not be able to see messages from my allies' allies when I am on my own Dashboard, in hero mode. This is very confusing and disturbing from a privacy standpoint.
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Multi-user quests
I'd like to see quests that are made for allies, basically things to do together, or just the ability to make any quest a shared one - for example taking a walk to relax together when people can't find enough motivation to do so on their own, and then the quest is marked as done only when all participants have marked it as done.
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Ally login and tasks in app
My primary use of the app at the moment is to support a hero as an ally. It is frustrating not being able to do the ally tasks from the app and have to log into the website.
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Exchanging custom Powerpacks for Self Help Books we read
The idea has two parts: (1) Making custom Powerpacks, and (2) Letting Allies download them.
For example, if I want to practice the "7 Habits" or "The Happiness Advantage", a Stephen Covey Powerpack, or a Shawn Achor Powerpack should be customizeable so that I can share it with my allies.
It is so much more powerful to be bound by a book/field of work. It gives meaning as well as structure to following a book rather than simply thinking of some day in the future when you will follow it up.
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Would be great to "blanket" a comment to all allies
At times I would like to send a power up or Quest to all of my allies. Right now, I have to do this one at a time. It would be great to set up a method for for sending something to multiple allies.
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Being able to see quests of your heroes by clicking on their feed!
Whenever I look at the feed of my heroes, it only says 'Person X did quest Y!' and so on. I want to encourage them and make personal comments, but I have no idea what their quest is about. I can click the 'quest Y', but it's not an actual link.
I think making it so that whenever I click on the quest (or achievement/badguy/etc) my heroes did/won/conquered, I get a description of what the quest is and what they did. That way, I can make more useful/personal comments to help them!
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Being able to message your allies/friends!
I'd love to private message my allies. This should have some sort of 'inbox' and a page to send (multiple!) people a personal message.
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See the allies progress in the app
It would be nice to see the progress of your allies in the activity field in the app, not only on the computer
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Quest / Power Ups / Enemy suggest by Ally
Sometimes, our friends know us better than ourself.
If Ally can pass a quest / power up / enemy to us, we could decide whether to accept, it might be a challenge. Ally could as well set the award for this quest / power up / enemy.
5 votesThis feature is currently available through web! You can accept the activities on mobile, but can’t send them through mobile yet. This is in the plan for a future release. Thanks! Rose
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Add allies from Twitter and Facebook friends.
I would like to be able to send ally requests to twitter and Facebook friends rather than just via email.
I actually don't know most of the email addresses for some of my better friends online.
12 votesThanks for the suggestion! We’re definitely considering this and other ways to make the ally invite process easier. ~Rose
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Anonymous Allies
I absolutely love this app, and I certainly buy into the science that third party support "Allies" is crucial for any person. I think many users would benefit from some sort of 'anonymous ally' system, where users seeking similar (or complementary) SuperBetter-ness could give mutual encouragement, giving the option to maintain a level of privacy in one's personal life.
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Point log for ally skills
Would like to see a log for ally skill points too.
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Suggest Quests ECT. On the iPhone
It seems that you can only suggest quests, like, ect. only on the website. I would like it if it were possible to do this on the iPhone as well. I'm on the go a lot, and it would be easier for me if I could do these things while I'm out and about.
So far, I am loving this app! Keep up the good work, Jane the Concussion Slayer and friends!
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1 vote
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Double Player
What if there is a problem or challenge that two people must confront together. Think relationship issues. Both players fight the same foe (dysfunction) but using different skills and coming at it from different angles. Then you need double player mode!
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It should be easier to be reciprocal allies.
It's weird that both people need to send a request. Maybe there could be a ticky box you could check to say "Hey, I'm willing to be your ally!" and then said person could click a "Sure!" button during the whole process. So it's only something that has to be done once, not twice.
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Don't take my suggestions away when I make a quest
It'd be good to still have the suggestion as reference. I'd like to delete it in my own time.
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Ally powerpacks, and feedback on current ally system.
I've just gone back to Hero Only mode because I found the interdependence between allies to be stressful.
Having played for a bit, I can see how having real-world friends and family as allies would be better, but I found that when trying something out for the first time there was a higer emotional cost to getting people I know involved than to reach out to people already playing the game. The down-side to that is that strangers have little vested interest in the success or failure of other strangers, are almost guaranteed to have a different communication style and…
2 votes
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