Paprclip is a new social accountability app co-founded by Kyle Fraser and Kamilla Karthigesu. The app is designed to help people work on personal goals such as health and wellness by combining goal building, habit tracking, and shared progress. Users can compete in daily challenges, create goals and habits, and upload short-form clips documenting their progress. Clips can stay private or be shared publicly if users agree, including to other social media platforms. The concept is inspired by their Survivor experiences and positive psychology principles. Paprclip is launching on Kickstarter with an additional $40,000 fundraising target for development.
"Together, people using the app can compete in daily challenges, build their goals and habits, and upload short-form clips that document their progress. Those clips can remain private or, if agreed upon, can be shared more publicly to other social media sites."
"Inspired by their experiences in the game, post-game, and by positive psychology principles, Paprclip's idea is to bring people together to tackle their personal goals - whether that's a health and wellness goal or something else entirely."
""I had a lot of things going on in my life that required organization, but also accountability and a push from different people," Fraser says. That led him to think of how the app Paprclip could work, by sharing clips with a friend, but with a focus on documenting and sharing their progress towards a goal."
""I'm very much a habit tracker, an organization hacker," Fraser admits. "And I thought, there's so many habit trackers in the world and so many productivity tools, but there's nothing that allows you to really do things together. And, as corny as it sounds, you'll always hear me say 'people, people""
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