| Name | Skill |
|---|---|
| Eric Burns | Back-end development / Front-end design |
| Ron Giambalvo | Back-end development |
| Alex Park | Back-end development |
| Cooper Wickum | Back-end development |
While proprietary applications / services “gamify” real-world activities, seeing as though the concept of gamification is not a novel one, our project differs in that we provide the tools necessary to gamify an activity without actually implementing the gamification elements ourselves. We simply provide the tools and let users implement them as they see fit. We believe this makes our project more attractive to a broader audience of users. For instance, current gamification services target businesses and tote slogans such as “incentivize your user-base” while ignoring the personal user who may want to gamify aspects of their personal life to achieve success. For instance, a school teacher who wants to encourage their students to read may gamify the activity of reading a book through a reward-based system to make the process more enjoyable to the students. By making our application available for such micro-level activities, we aimd to provide a unique and helpful service.