The document discusses the getupandmove.me website, which allows users to issue brief exercise challenges to each other via Twitter direct messages. It provides background on the site's creation and launch, describes initial usage which was lower than expected, and discusses lessons learned and plans for future improvements, including adding reminder features, public and group challenges, and allowing users to own their own data. The goal is to encourage brief, easy forms of exercise through social challenges.
8. movement. me + you.
will this work for
fitness? Twitter?
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9. history
• @jensmccabe uses #getupandmove to post
YouTube music videos, detailing ‘dance
breaks’ during workday
• @shazow & @jensmccabe whiteboard app
at Super Happy Dev House (November
2009)
• 2 weeks later (Black Friday)
getupandmove.me launches
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14. the app
• ‘real time,’ free, web first
• use Twitter - make challenge default private
(DM)
• ‘microfitness’ = tiny commitment of time
• no equipment necessary
• 1:1 challenges
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24. the app part deux
• reminders, calendar, do later, export data
• use Twitter - make challenge default private (DM),
but give us public option (original and reminders)
• ‘micro+macro fitness’ = let user choose time
constraint
• let users set activities; may need equipment
• 1:1 challenges --> 1: group --> team:team
• unsilo data = let “guammies” OWN raw data
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