This app or website provides a platform for individuals to lose weight through a positive reinforcement system, where achievements are rewarded to foster healthier habits.
Keyword | Avg Searches | Difficulty | Competition |
---|---|---|---|
weight loss | 1220000 | 35 | MEDIUM |
health and fitness | 60500 | 8 | LOW |
reward system for weight loss | 70 | 64 | MEDIUM |
wellness app | 4400 | 8 | LOW |
motivational weight loss | 49500 | 22 | LOW |
fitness rewards | 140 | 4 | LOW |
healthy lifestyle | 165000 | 3 | LOW |
weight management | 27100 | 32 | LOW |
Users discuss various competitors, revealing strengths and weaknesses:
Competitor | Strengths | Weaknesses |
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Noom | Personalized coaching, psychology-based approach | Expensive, some users find it too time-consuming |
MyFitnessPal | Comprehensive food and exercise database, strong user community | Ad-heavy in free version, accuracy of food entries questioned |
WW (Weight Watchers) | Structured program, community support, flexible eating | Can be costly, point system can be confusing for some users |
Fitbit | Integrates fitness tracking with health insights | Expensive hardware/software, requires constant usage to reap full benefits |
LoseIt! | User-friendly, robust tracking features | Premium features locked behind paywall, some inaccuracies in food database |
Slimming World | Strong community support, easy to follow food choices | Limited to certain regions, meetings can be intimidating for new members |
WW (Weight Watchers) | Structured program, community support, flexible eating | Can be costly, point system can be confusing for some users |
Fitbit | Integrates fitness tracking with health insights | Expensive hardware/software, requires constant usage to reap full benefits |
By addressing motivational gaps with a rewarding and positive approach, enhancing engagement through community support, and offering personalized, flexible features, this business concept has the potential to significantly impact the weight loss market positively.
r/loseit - February 27, 2023
Okay, I'm 23. My blood preassure is fine, I have no diabetes, no heart-problems, I can breathe properly. I'm not even morbidly obese just like 20% bf, but... I always portrayed the ideal body type and I've always connected it with my preferences.
r/loseit - November 6, 2023
So sadly, I've gained about 20 lbs by overeating and simply not taking good care of myself and really hoping to reverse it with healthy eating and a caloric deficit. Kinda need some tips as it's been a while for me and I'm kinda lost!
r/loseit - January 17, 2023
No snacking. Just don’t do it. Eat three meals a day, and nothing in between meals. This bit of advice is both obvious and difficult at the same time. It can be really tough to break the snacking routine.
r/loseit - January 6, 2020
Don’t reserve happiness for a later date or weight. Weight loss happens in the kitchen: it's much more effective to consume less than it is to work the calories off through exercise. BUT don't discount the mental benefits of exercise,
r/SideProject - April 2, 2024
After studying habit formation and working with behavioral psychologists, personal coaches and nutritionists, I built a (web mobile-optimized) app to help people lose weight and stay fit. It's a personal coach that learns about you,
r/My600lbLife - May 8, 2022
The show also serves as a wake up call because it’s easy to see that if I ate whatever I want without restriction for a few years I could easily become 600 pounds.
r/loseit - February 27, 2023
Do I wanna lose weight, because I want to look and feel sexy? Hell yes! Is that a valid reason? Hell yes! Whatever keeps you going. :)
r/loseit - November 6, 2023
Don’t set an end date. You’ll lose it when you lose it, and obsessing over losing it within a certain time actually can be worse. When you inevitable plateau or even gain weight, get over it and carry on.
r/loseit - February 27, 2023
My main reasons to lose weight: 1. Better sex/look better naked 2. Wear the clothes I want to wear All the other benefits are just an added bonus
r/loseit - February 27, 2023
Down 18lbs and can safely say sex is SO much better. Being able to move around easier and feeling less winded makes for much more pleasure
r/Semaglutide - April 2, 2024
I'm 195lb and the heaviest I've ever been. Since menopause started, the weight gain has been constant. I eat healthy and I'm active but I likely have high cortisol from raising my high needs autistic son.
r/loseit - January 31, 2024
I just need to vent because seeing this has been bumming me out, as someone who is trying to again embark on a weight loss journey. For context, in 2021 I lost about 60 pounds very quickly, and ultimately unsustainably.
r/loseit - February 4, 2024
I’m in the apparent 5% that hasn’t gained it back. There are heaps of us here. What makes you think you won’t be in that group??? If a doctor gives you a 5% chance of survival of a terminal illness, don’t you at least try?
r/loseit - November 6, 2023
Don’t slip into guilt. Make sure you’re eating in a deficit and keeping track of everything, but do not beat yourself up if you mess up here and there. A good mental outlook is just as important to weight loss as physical changes.
r/My600lbLife - May 8, 2022
It motivated me to lose 100 pounds for sure. The show helped me realize what a burden you can turn into and how entitled you become.
r/loseit - February 4, 2024
I’ll be very blunt: a lot of the body positive movement has evolved into a death cult. Telling people not to even try is endangering the health of their audience, and they’re doing it on purpose so they don’t have to take responsibility for their own choices.