Mobile phone usage is addictive. There are adults addicted, but a huge problem is kids addiction We must do something to help avoid problems in this context.

The solution

Sipario, an app and community aggregator in order to help with smartphone addiction.

Description

The more you use Sipario, the more points you earn. If you use the smartphone, you will lose your points

Business model

How is this sustainable?

I personally don't care, but sutainability of the business is key to possible investments.

Sipario will allow commercial entities to join the network. The idea is to give commercial activities (eg: restourants, cinemas, theathers, ....) the ability to certify that users are not using the smartphones during the permanence in the place. this will allow then commercial activities to give coupons to users, in order to promote a good behavior and retain the customer

Tech challenge

if resources allows it, i would like to create an algorithm that leverage bluetooth for certify people proximity presence in order to avoid attacks from points rouge in the context of the app

Goals

Deliver:

  • android app
  • IOs app (some apple developers must join in order to do this)
  • backoffice app
  • BLE algorithm to certify nearby presence

Resources

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Problematicsmartphoneuse

https://pattidigitali.it/

https://www.forbes.com/sites/garystern/2019/04/17/the-new-york-city-restaurant-that-prohibits-cell-phone-use-facing-backlash-or-cheers/

Similar app

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ascent&hl=en

https://www.forestapp.cc/

Website

https://sipario.org

Teaser

Slides

Github

https://github.com/baldarn/sipario

https://github.com/baldarn/sipario-android

Looking for hackers with the skills:

android ios community

This project is part of:

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