"This is a strong and impactful idea that uses mesh networking and solar power to provide affordable internet in rural areas. It’s practical, scalable, and community-driven, though you may need to refine backhaul connectivity and funding plans.…"

"This is a brilliant approach to making fitness more accessible, fun, and sustainable.
I love how it removes the barrier of expensive wearables while adding real rewards and community-driven motivation.
It has strong potential to help beginners and…"

"This is a really creative and much-needed idea! Most fitness wearables today only track heart rate, steps, or calories, so a solution that actually measures muscle activation fills a real gap. The concept of using a simple sticker instead of bulky…"

"This is a strong and well-rounded concept — you’ve clearly identified why most fitness apps fail: complexity, cost, lack of real rewards, and weak accountability. Your solution stands out by being simple, inclusive, and motivating. Using just a…"

"Great concept, Koushik—your idea smartly removes the barrier of wearables and adds real rewards to keep users motivated; to make it stronger, highlight how it ensures accuracy in activity detection and how the community features differentiate it…"

"This idea tackles major barriers to fitness, like cost and complexity, by using a smartphone's built-in sensors. The focus on tangible rewards, gamification, and community challenges addresses the lack of motivation and social support often seen in…"

"Hi Koushik,
I think this is a well-thought-out idea that directly addresses the biggest reasons people give up on fitness apps—complexity, cost, and lack of motivation."

"This app idea is great! I love that it makes fitness simple, fun, and social without needing expensive wearables. Real rewards and community challenges are a smart way to keep people motivated."

"This is a very meaningful idea because it addresses both student health and environmental responsibility—two areas schools often overlook. Tracking hydration through a smart bottle makes it practical for parents and teachers to ensure kids stay…"

"This is a really thoughtful idea because it solves the biggest reasons people quit fitness apps—complex tracking, lack of motivation, and no real rewards. Using just a smartphone makes it inclusive and affordable, while the points-for-rewards system…"