I think that pro-weight loss language should be limited to packs that are specifically for weight-loss. Otherwise, weight-loss is always framed as a pro throughout the game, and this is a huge problem for people who have been through or are currently struggling with disordered eating. It's so common around the game to see weight loss given as an example of a health benefit, and this is really harmful for a lot of people. The game would be helpful to more people if the copy were revised to remove references to weight loss, unless people have opted to see them.

I have played SuperBetter for a few weeks and just achieved my first Epic Win. I would love to publicly declare my improved mental/emotional/physical condition by swilling coffee in an SB mug or by wearing a shirt emblazoned with a big SB logo.

In the to do list, when a power up is completed, it should go to the bottom of the list and be much more greyed-out. For people combating cognitive problems or concussion, the continual searching through the list is taxing all on its own.

Emotional regulation is something that a lot of people struggle with in their mental health. It would encompass my therapy goals much better.

There are very few power-ups available for new users, and they may not be comfortable or knowledgeable enough yet to design their own.

I'm not the only person who's been unable to locate Jane's Guide to Creating Epic Wins.

The first video on the Secret Lab video tab is not working. It says "The embed code for this video is not valid."

I wish there was a way to bulk-add the Quests, Bad Guys, and PowerUps from the SuperBetter book automatically. Whether via a Poewrpack or some other way. Even if it cost a few dollars in the app, that would be well worth it.

Right now I'm entering a lot of them manually because they've been extremely useful and I want to revisit them, or I'm unable to do them right away and want easy access from my tablet (rather than flipping through the book to find them later). It's really time-consuming!!

The activity feed is the only place to find comments. You have to scroll through all activity, looking for a tiny number under each item. Notifications would be Super.

These power packs do not fit my struggles appropriately and they are limiting for me. Why can I only access 5?

I would really like space to include a backstory for my secret identity and also a kind of DnD inspired list of my skills and strengths. Maybe an ability to create an avatar for the site too...instead of just a thumbnail pic.

Have you thought about creating a way for SB users to "build" something visible as they progress? The power ups, bad guys, and quests could all be building elements (bricks for instance) with colors corresponding to the challenges they're working on. Could make it infinitely expandable...pyramids could work. Your first pyramid would be super quick to achieve (6 bricks), but each successive one would have one more brick in the base (10 bricks for next, 15 for next). Just an idea. Loving SB. Thanks you!

If you could incorporate all activities (color coded) in a calendar and we could see it all at a glance would be super great. This willto give us sense of accomplishment and tally the scores as well.

Be more specific about how much privacy one might lose when joining a forum. I'd love to join the SuperBetter Community/ or Forums. // But current info does not say enough about how MUCH privacy one might lose. Can the degree of sharing be customized?

I want anonymity. This program seems to be more about promoting itself than actually helping anyone. I understand that building a support network can be an important part of well-being. But for those of us with anxiety about our anxiety (!) continued attempts to get us to share makes us feel even more alienated and alone.

As soon as I started playing, I was asked to invite Facebook people. This felt incredibly invasive. So much so that I put the game down.

Make it an option. Stop bombarding people with demands to promote your product.

In the Superbetter book, the daily dose is 3 powerups, 1 bad guy, and 1 quest. The app/online requires 3 quests which isn't quite manageable right now. I would like to be able to customize the daily dose so that I get credit for achieving the level outlined in the book.

Seeing a specific challenge helps me focus on what I am getting superbetter at. The categories are helpful for grouping users together, but could you add an option to create your own challenge for users who don't fit in those boxes?