Badges
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Henry Aspden
A nice feature would be to get some badges for certain achievements based on both activity level and diabetic control.
Some Examples
DIABETES
100% Time In Range - on a single activity
Most Improved - 4 weeks of consistent improvements
Weekly Warrior - 100% TIR in all activities for the week
Hypo Hero - Session without a hypo
GENERAL
Consistently Cool - Somebody who did 7 days of daily activities streak
Monthly Mammoth - Somebody who logs 28 days of daily activities streak
Annual Animal - Somebody who logs 365 days of daily activities streak
RUN
Leg Stretcher (first run activity banked)
5km
10km
1/2 Marathon (13.1mile)
Marathon (26.2 miles)
RIDE
Free Wheeler (first ride activity banked)
25km
50km
50mile
Mentric Century - 100km
Century - 100mile
Iron Man Ride - 112mile / 180km
Double Metric - 200km
Double Century - 200mile
SWIM
Pool Hero (first pool swim)
Open Water Warrior (first outdoor swin)
¼ mile (Sprint Triathlon Distance)
½ mile
1km
1 mile (Olympic Triathlon Distance)
1.2 miles (Half Ironman Distance)
2km
2.4 miles (Ironman Distance)
5km Swim
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Another level of gamification/rewarding can be developed around earning virtual goods or currencies to spend on perks we can offer. For example wearables or subscriptions on other platforms. Or on our own premium subscription.
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We can also consider an initial version of a Daily Streaks feature (DuoLingo style). This can be build around a standard metric or the user might be able to select around which favourite metric they would like to monitor their daily streaks.
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Should we also consider Experience Points (EXP)? Which can be accumulated by users as a function of meeting certain goals or objectives. Both as individual points and also as points earned by a group as a collective effort.
Some examples:
- Spending a cumulative amount of time in a certain TIR
- Spending a cumulative amount of time in a certain variability range
- reducing the amount of time spent in low glucose levels
- progressive increase in weekly exercise time