As an ally, once I submit suggestions (a quest, a power up idea, a connection place/time), I don't have any way of seeing it again. I would love to have a history feature for allies that we can reference -- sometimes I might want to make the same suggestion once a week and want to remind myself when I last sent it; other times I want to be sure I'm not repeating myself; and I'd like to be able to differentiate which heroes I've sent a suggestion to (if I am helping multiple heroes at once). The feature does not have to show whether or not a hero has accepted/completed/viewed the suggestions -- I don't want it to be a way of adding pressure to the heroes -- but I'd like a tool to help me as an ally manage how to help my heroes (and perhaps the heroes could opt into having allies see their activity related to the suggestions for added accountability if desired).

Hello!

I find the To-Do sidebar that gives you check marks to be the most motivational thing that gets me to play superbetter every day (so helpful!).

However, I find myself glossing over and ignoring some potentially very useful quests that I have made for myself because they do not appear in the to-do bar and don't count toward the 3 quests a day for the checkmark. Would it be possible to create a function so that players can add their own powerpacks or individual quests that will appear in the bar and thus be more exciting to complete?

Thank you for your excellent work!
Guananí

Thank you for making Superbetter! It has had a significant and visible positive impact on my life. While playing several of the power packs currently available, I thought of a couple other general power pack topics that would certainly help me and likely other folks as well.

1. Outsmart Procrastination:

I struggle constantly with procrastination, even on tasks and projects I genuinely enjoy, like calling loved ones and reading for fun, not to mention unpleasant chores or challenging work. Some kind of power pack with power ups and quests that taught and encouraged strategies for getting things done, breaking down seemingly impossible or undesirable tasks into manageable steps, and reframing the thoughts and self-sabotaging mentality that accompany procrastination would be incredibly awesome to have as part of Superbetter.

2. Winter Wonderland

As someone who recently crawled out of a bout of depression during a very snowy Minnesota winter, I would love to see some kind of power pack that specifically targets the potential pitfalls of living in a place where you cannot rely so easily on getting outside and running into people in person for social connection, physical activity and mood boosting. Strategies and exercises for making the most of indoor activities and keeping negative thoughts in check when it's cold and dark would be a major boon for me next winter!

I just barely got this app...literally minutes ago...and I already feel lost. I like the whole idea but I would feel better if there were some kind of help on each page so I don’t feel lost and unsure. Something that offers prompts for what to do and how to operate the app. It would be nice to be able to pick the sidekick (unicorn, fairy, dragon, wolf, etc) and be able to give it a name (baring inappropriate names). It would be there as a help for using the app, as a companion for the journey, as a source of encouragement, and something to help lighten the mood with a joke or funny phrase. I think with a Super Sidekick, this app would be unstoppable. Not everyone is going to be keen on having one so it would be nice to have the ability to disable the Super Sidekick for those who don’t want it.

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!