The Walk Against Humanity App Taunts You into Reaching Your Goals
Michael Hines — April 8, 2017 — Pop Culture
References: itunes.apple & producthunt
It's safe to say that the Walk Against Humanity app will not be for everyone. That seems to be the goal of the people behind it. The app, available for both iOS and Android, is a snarky fitness tracker. It records your walks and runs and then pokes fun at you in the feedback. The teasing is done in good spirit, although some people will probably grow tired of being called a lazy bum after busting out a long run. For those folks the Walk Against Humanity app has a sort of "nice" mode that provides fun facts instead of snark.
The app features a leaderboard and issues badges, in addition to its taunting element. While Walk Against Humanity app won't be for everyone it should appeal to those who are tired of bland fitness apps and motivational quotes.
The app features a leaderboard and issues badges, in addition to its taunting element. While Walk Against Humanity app won't be for everyone it should appeal to those who are tired of bland fitness apps and motivational quotes.
Trend Themes
1. Snarky Fitness Trackers - The rise of alternative, humorous fitness tracking apps that aim to motivate and entertain users.
2. Gamified Fitness Apps - The integration of game-like elements such as leaderboards, challenges, and rewards into fitness apps to increase user engagement.
3. Personalized Feedback - The use of personalized feedback to motivate and encourage users, tailored towards their individual personalities and goals.
Industry Implications
1. Fitness - Fitness companies can disrupt the market by incorporating humor into their tracking apps to appeal to users tired of mundane and non-engaging apps.
2. Gaming - Gaming companies can expand into the fitness industry by creating gamified fitness apps with leaderboards, challenges, and bite-sized rewards to cater to fitness enthusiasts looking for a more entertaining experience.
3. Advertising - Advertising companies can take advantage of the rise of personalized feedback in fitness apps and use this data to market products and services targeted towards the individual user's needs and preferences.
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