Product design, Full-Stack developer
> 2 years
5 people
Our mission is to make a seamless productivity app that allows high school students to study with ease and comfort without having to make too many external choices outside of their specified tasks. Our app aims to help students take control of their study habits while also integrating self-growth options.
Inaccessible productivity systems create significant barriers for students, hindering their ability to efficiently manage time and assignments.
Cronicle is an all-in-one platform that does not offer too much freedom but rather guides students along the way by integrating multiple features like a to do list.
Giving users of Cronicle the opportunity to make a switch to a centralized productivity platform that is designed for both desktop and mobile interaction. We can provide features such as notifications, widgets, etc which will push us ahead of other applications.
Integration of Cronicle Articles - make articles more interactive - include directives or direct users to another feature of the app.
Honestly, I have it hard seeing people make a switch from one app to another, unless we develop strong advertising (hard to do when you have limited budget, as the best possible way to do this in my mind is running ads on other apps)
Lots of apps are now developing “buy-only features” (ex. MyStudyLife, Monday.com). Offering these features for free will push us ahead with strong advertising.
A great user experience, with minimal ads and making sure they are non-obtrustive. Promoting and giving user features in which other applications are selling as purchases or premium products, while not comprising the basics.
Me, Jasmine Wu, Nicholas Nathan, Shruti Satheesh, Elif Oktay