Are you a snoozer? We LOVE the snooze button here at Her, it's the modern day equivalent of shouting to your mother '5 MORE MINUTES'.
Although the downside is, it can make you late, all those 5 minutes add up.
How about an incentive to jump out of bed without tapping the pesky snooze button? A free coffee perhaps? Or how about a discount at your local shop? Even a free gym session could be yours if you DON'T press snooze.
We're not messing.
Irish duo Ruairi Finnegan and Dan Moriarty’s app FIRST:UP connects brands with sleepy users, rewarding people for waking up each day.
The app uses positive reinforcement to train users to make the most out of their day by getting moving faster.
Speaking to Irish tech news, Ruairi said his day would always go better when he woke up early,
“By 9 o’clock, I would already have a great start to the day,” says Finnegan. “It would really strengthen my resolve to achieve more.”
FIRST:UP is also simple to use, you simply pick your brand and see what rewards it offers, choose the reward you'd like, bank your sleeps, set your alarm and off you pop.
Check out the promotional video, which we've watched 7 times, it makes us sleepy;
That voice! The app will launch a limited test in Ireland this month with a wider release in May.
We're excited.
via GIPHY
Experts have spoken out Irish households have been issued a warning if they have more than €5,000 in their bank account. They say a “silent killer” may be eating away at savings, without you even realising. The “pathetic” interest rates on bank accounts means you may be missing out, and that it should be given […]
‘I’m very impressed’ Amazon has slashed the price of this smart projector that shoppers say is like ‘cinema magic’ at home. The Wielio Smart Projector has been given a huge 60% discount as part of the Spring Deal Days sale. This takes the price from €231.20 to just €92.47 for a limited time, saving customers […]
He is due to appear in court this morning A man in his 20s has been charged in relation to an investigation into an alleged assault and suspicious approaches to children in North Dublin last month. Gardaí said the man has been charged and is due to appear in court at 10.30am today, March 11. […]
