Hi everyone!
I'm working on a new group chat app where people can gather and do a group activity for a planned period. For example, reading a half of a book weekly, running 3 miles daily, writing an article weekly, etc.
It essentially helps members do something in a regular basis to form a habit and grow together.
This might be called a group activity or a community activity. But I guess there should be better English word that means "an activity that is performed for a given period in a regular basis by a group of people to improve or grow themselves."
Can you come up with a better vocabulary than just group activity?
Club?
Just don't use the name for where the club activities take place: clubhouse ;)
Thank you! I think "club" means a lit more about the group itself, not the activities
And of course, I won't use Clubhouse :-)
Actually my company's name is Supercrew
I LOVE this name! That's an excellent term for what it sounds like you're building and who it's for. Good luck!
Enterprise,
Endeavor,
Squad goal,
Pursuit,
Venture,
Campaign
Thank you! @Scotalia
If you're looking for a verb to use as a call-to-action here are a few ideas. The second two are made up. 8)
habituate
habitize
habitualize
Ritual?
Oh this is good!
Oh! This might be the one I'm looking for.
Thank you so much!
You're welcome! Let me know when it's out ;)
Thinking out loud...
HabitsGroups
GrowthGroups
HabitTeams
VirtueGroups
GrowthClubs
HabitClubs
GrowthTeams
CommitmentGroups
HabitSupport
ScheduledGrowth
MutualGrowth
WeeklyMeets for Personal Growth
PurposeGroups
Good luck to you! I like the goal.
@wirewalker Thank you!
I should consider these when I need to name my website :D