Gympact: The weight-loss application with the reward mechanism of returning money

About two years ago, we had a gympact application report. Gympact offers services: Users will be fined for not exercising according to their fitness plan, and the money will be used to reward friends who have completed the fitness program under the agreement. As a result, users will get real money rewards if they can complete their exercise program. Conversely, if you are a person who is apt to violate your plan, you may lose money. It's a good idea for users to just stick to their own fitness plans, which makes it possible for the Runkeeper to introduce this concept last year. Recently, Gympact's Android version has also been launched. Like the previous iOS version, Android Gympact also requires users to sign a deal first, which includes: How many days will it take to exercise? How much does it cost to pay if you don't follow the plan? Then you need to sign in by GPs. With the integration of Runkeeper applications, users can also count the distance between running, cycling, or walking. It is clear that the service is more stimulating than expensive gym cards. According to Zhang Yifan, co-founder and CEO of Gympact, more than half of the users who signed the deal in the first week of last January (a total of about 500 people) are still carrying out their fitness programs. Zhang Fan also revealed the role of Gympact to Runkeeper: According to statistics, Runkeeper now user use increased by 64%, the minimum number of active users increase by more than 520%. This means that we increase the number of exercise for the most inactive users from 0.5 to 3 times a week, almost as much as Runkeeper's most active users. In 2012, Gympact promoted a total of nearly 1 million training programs, and with the launch of the Android version of the Gympact application, I believe that Zhang Fan and its company are ready to meet the important 2013 years.