Hi Product Hunters. Really excited to share CAKEWALK with you!
We created CAKEWALK to bring a bit of humor and personality to the fitness app market. Essentially, CAKEWALK motivates you to reach your fitness goals by passing judgement daily on how many steps you took the day before - the lazier you are, the more shame you get!
For a bit of “friendly” competition, log in with your Twitter account to compete with your followers for the top spot on the leaderboard. Advance your standing by participating in challenges to up your step count, or pay the $1 fine to skip them completely.
Need a bit of extra motivation? Opt to have CAKEWALK publicly shame you on Twitter when you are being extremely lazy!
CAKEWALK is now available for free on the App Store for the iPhone 5s or later and Apple Watch.
We’d love to hear what you think, and, of course, answer any of your questions. :)
@tangandhara@iamhabitat Great question. CAKEWALK is a step counting app, so it’s all about encouraging movement rather than weight loss. It also doesn’t dictate how you work out, just encourages you to get the step count up. What’s great about CAKEWALK, is that it’s personalized. Your daily goal is based on your average number of steps over the past week.
What we find people really love is the friendly competition aspect - participating in the leaderboard with your Twitter followers is completely optional but is proving to be great motivation for some of our users.
CAKEWALK is also free :)
@themikefreeman We totally agree! Our company has been beta testing how we can incorporate group based competitions and leaderboards into the app. It has proven to be a popular request and we even had one co-worker spend a meeting walking around the room to get her step count up so she could stay on top of the leaderboard.
@iamhabitat love the idea of finding ways to create incentives for people to get up and move. Frankly there is nothing like a little friendly competition and fear that you will be shamed on Twitter. :-) That being said, daily judgment and buying your way out of being shamed...I'm curious who your target market is or what the profile is of your power users?
@corleyh Great questions Corley. Our initial target market would be those who are looking for that extra push to be more active, but our power users are really those driven by competition. In our beta tests, we found the most engaged users are those who are on average more active than their peers. We also found that in a lot of cases, the app increased fitness levels for "lazy" users as well. 🍰
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