Why:

1, You already link to the BrainHQ co-founder's TED Talk in one of the quests, called "Your Plastic Brain".

2. BrainHQ has a strong science behind it.

2.1. BrainHQ is the only program that meets all requirements of The Institute of Medicine’s Checklist for Brain Training
https://www.brainhq.com/world-class-science/institute-medicine-checklist-brain-training

2.2. Specific research studies:
https://www.brainhq.com/world-class-science/information-researchers

and results one might expect: https://www.brainhq.com/world-class-science/published-research

3. They have a FREE-for-all short daily exercise (The Daily Spark) - these are two sessions of one of their paid exercises, every day it's a different exercise.
It, conveniently, takes about 5min (except for Navigation exercise), so it totally meets your criteria for being short & quick.

4. As a long-time user of BrainHQ, I can honestly say that they are NOT your competitors. And in an ideal world you'd partner with each other... (e.g., BrainHQ has big discounts during big holidays and you could notify your users about it...)
For example, I wasn't able to be consistent enough with BrainHQ to see great results because the stuff your tool (SuperBetter) trains (emotional resilience, etc.) wasn't addressed and I couldn't handle the training myself.

I often make Quests that are bigger tasks that take several days to get done; for instance, I might have "create an email list for my business" as a Quest, then spend several hours researching whether to do it old school or via Mailchimp, and several hours another day actually creating the list. There are also Quests from the Power Packs that work like that: for instance, a Quest in the "Being Awesome" Power Pack that involves asking 3 people what they like about you. If you don't have many close friends or have social anxiety getting to 3 can be hard, but getting to 1 still counts for something. It would be so wonderful to have a % meter next to your Quests, so you can mark them as "30% done or "70% done" or whatever. Life isn't always an all-or-nothing affair, our Quests shouldn't be either!

Could you please make the difference (in their "DESCRIPTION:" explanations) between them more clear?
OR remove/replace one of them with another one.

I've happened to download two Power Packs and got all of the aforementioned Bad Guys on my list; and now I struggle to figure out the difference between "The Brain Drain" vs "The Brain Troll" vs "The Self-Critic" vs "The Zombie Programs" and how to report my battles.

I'll probably just delete the last 3, but I bet other users would be grateful if you'd optimized the list of those Bad Guys (made the difference between them more clear or deleted some / replaced some of them with each other).

I love the concept of gamifying real life challenges. I especially love all the science to back it up. I just wish the UI had the feel of a game. It currently is as exciting as checking things off a to do list. You get to see yourself “level up” but the levels seem arbitrary. What if you were an avatar moving through and exploring a world with different terrains/cities, etc. You could still have the same customization of making it your own journey by utilizing menus and choices as you go. When you complete a power up your avatar could get items, you could encounter “bad guys” on screen, have an option to select which of your bad guys it is, and then “battle” them (it could be a really basic animation, nothing fancy). You could select your quest and travel to different parts of the world either to complete it or when you complete it. Maybe this wouldn’t appeal to everyone, but for me, when it’s tough to get motivated, any little thing to make it more fun helps. Thanks!

Hello,

I would really like the ability to create my own powerpacks! That way I can keep from being overwhelmed from a bunch of my own quests but have quests unlock as I complete the prerequisite ones.

Depending it would also be nice to be able to share personal powerpacks and/or quests with allies (i.e., they can accept to also do a quest you're doing, and see the description, etc.). Ally quests could also be really cool, as in, you don't receive the benefits of completing the quest until you have both clicked the "I did this!" button.

Sharing powerpacks with the community could be cool too! (with kind of approval to share your powerpack with anyone who asks, i.e., someone with ADHD makes an ADHD specific powerpack, and then someone can request to download it)