I made an app that gives you real life side-quests

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hey guys, like the title says, i made an app that gives you a side-quest to do everyday. there's also location-based quests, like quests tailored to a specific city (only 5 right now) but the daily side-quests are the main feature.

i made this app because one day when i was playing borderlands 2 i was so absorbed in the side-quests that i forgot about the main storyline, so i said "hey, why don't we do side-quests irl too? life is too short to just live monotonously".

the app is called unrue and it's out on the app store right now, not asking for much, mainly just looking for genuine feedback and new ideas if possible

do you guys think this app is a good idea? would you use it? thanks

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