An incredibly cute pedometer where every step you take helps you earn cans to feed and befriend adorable animals! Come and collect them all!
A pedometers that collects cute animal as you step
An incredibly cute pedometer where every step you take helps you earn cans to feed and befriend adorable animals! Come and collect them all!
An incredibly cute pedometer where every step you take helps you earn cans to feed and befriend adorable animals! Come and collect them all!
Oh my gosh, what an adorable design! I can't wait to start earning treats for my little cutie. 😍🐾
Are there different types of animals to befriend, and can you customize their habitats?
Extremely great APP! Several years ago, I was addicted to the pokemon collection from Pokémon Go. Now I get hooked on the this new APP and amazing art style by @drawnbyming . This vintage cartoon style illustration with the collector characteristics is REALLY my type!!! 2 future iteration ideas might be interesting to share: a) bring some unique animals that can only be unlocked by walking in some specific geography locations! Either specific cities like Paris, Shanghai, Amsterdam, or countries
This is the next big thing after pokemon go in my opinion. Hear me out, I used to be a big fan of pokemon go back in the day but it slowly died down . CanGoGo is now reviving that part of me and will make me go out and probably relive those nostalgic days. It's actually quite different from pokemon go (bad comparison) but it still rewards you for going out and taking a stroll. Congrats on the launch!
A measure of community engagement at launch. Higher means more people noticed and interacted with the product. It's a traction signal, not a quality rating.
Discussion threads divided by interest score. Above 0.30 is strong. Below 0.15 suggests the product got clicks but not conversation.
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