I built an app to make taking climate action more fun. What do you think?

I think the rules are a bit wordy, simplify some how?

Sorry, I'm missing the link between climate and dinner. I thought you may have posted the wrong url . If you're going to go with that title, your copy on your homepage should also reference something about climate.

I love cooking, but this idea just doesn't appeal to me.

I don't really get why this is related to climate action or called 'hello cash', and if you're serious about it it would be a good idea to share a sample recipe and a video of people cooking it and having fun (or just a gif of people having fun cooking).

thanks hacking! yes in the few hours since posting, i've scrapped what was a more climate focused pitch. but for now, goal is to decouple the traditional climate framing and just focus on other values like speed, flexibility, fun. i've still got lots of things scrambled together in here, so thank you for helping me understand how they're still kinda confusing.

IH, thanks for kicking the crap out of Dinner Dash and for pointing out, as politely as you could, how crappy the question I asked in this post title was, and how dumb that poll was. If I could vote, I’d vote “uh, no,” too.

After paying for, downloading and actually reading The Mom Test, and some actual human interaction today, I’m considering something more concierge (still with plenty of no-code for me to learn) that might actually meet people where they are.

Any feedback you’re willing to share on this iteration would be saaaaaaweeet.

Thanks again for the candor and generosity, Matt

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• Personal Climate Action/Clean Energy Coaching

One of the most important things you can do to take climate action is to electrify everything in your personal life, but like exercising, it takes work. Think of us as your personal trainer - for taking climate action by cleaning up your act.

You get:

- weekly small group coaching via zoom
- a personalized reading list
- a personalized electrification plan
- free access to games we're beta testing that make climate action fun
- free access to online events
- advise on a $10K angel investment in electrification

You pay:

- $100 or
- half of your Oct energy bill savings ('21 vs '20)

I don’t think this is for me.

But on a separate note - “would you…” questions are not the best ones to ask. They invoke hypotheticals, but don’t actually put a customer in front of a decision. A better question could be - “how much is this problem worth to you at moment?”

I highly recommend a book called “The Mom Test”. It’s about asking the right questions. A timeless classic in my eyes 😄

Added a why/big picture explainer to landing page. 2 min on why electrifysomething

ok, scrapped the hello cash. nice pun. crappy game.

https://dinnerdash.carrd.co/