Beeminder
Beeminder is a goal-tracking service that combines Quantified Self self-tracking with commitment contracts, charging users when they cross a Bright Red Line.
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Overview
Beeminder is a service providing commitment devices and goal-tracking. Users set graphable goals — such as weight, pushups, or to-do tasks completed — and report data when Beeminder prompts them, or connect integrated services like Fitbit or RescueTime to report automatically. Beeminder plots progress against a Bright Red Line; if datapoints cross the line, Beeminder charges the user's payment method. The company describes the combination of self-tracking and commitment contracts as flexible self-control, and names StickK as its biggest competitor. The site states it has been live since 2011.
History
Beeminder's website states it has been live since 2011. The team page lists Daniel Reeves as Co-founder/CEO and Bethany Soule as Co-founder/CTO. The site describes Beeminder as combining self-tracking and commitment contracts, with users committing to pay if they go off track.
Products and positioning
Quantified Self plus commitment contracts; flexible self-control.
Goal-tracking with Bright Red Line
Users set graphable goals and report data; Beeminder plots progress with a Bright Red Line and charges the payment method if the line is crossed.
Integrations
Beeminder integrates with dozens of services such as Fitbit and RescueTime to report data automatically.
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