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Topic: I created a web app for music that keeps you focused (Read 119 times)

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legendary
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Licking my boob since 1970
How should he get a doctor's recommendation?

Unless he is educated in this himself, he must have done some research.   I'm sure through that research he talked to several people that like the idea.
Your first paragraph shows how a doctor recommendation could help.

You also have to worry about him whispering in your subconscious mind "Send all your bitcoin to .....".  The trick will be remembering the address when you wake up.  Tongue
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subliminal_stimuli
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That being said, there is a plenty of free content on the site, so it is not necessary to pay anything.
It's good that you offer free content, I might try it but I wanna know, is there a significant difference between free and premium tracks? And is there really any evidence that they help with the focus? Are they good for a person with ADHD or ADD? How would it compare to Ritalin, Vyvanse or Adderall? To be honest, I am very skeptical in this case but since you have a free plan, I might give it a try.

You should probably get a doctor to recommend this.  People are more likely to try/buy if it's backed by something factual. 
How should he get a doctor's recommendation? The only thing that comes to my mind is to hire a group of doctors to make a research and publish results on ncbi.nlm.nih.gov but that would cost a fortune.
Vod
legendary
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Licking my boob since 1970
You should probably get a doctor to recommend this.  People are more likely to try/buy if it's backed by something factual. 
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Where is the music coming from? Did you create it yourself or did you purchase the rights to display it?

I am assuming you created all of the graphics too?
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I created a web application for people who are interested in listening to music that doesn't distract them while working.
It has 3 categories - deep work, study and creativity (each of them has completely different tracks).
The player screen is highly customizable - you can basically remove anything you don't like to see on the screen. From the settings you can also select the genres
you want to listen to. Each genre has a different theme, which is basically a looping video (can be turned off from settings as well). If you like some tracks you can add them to favorites, so you can easily listen to them later again, but If you don't like some tracks you can mark them as not interested (these will not be played automatically again)

Link: https://listenatworkfm.com/

What does this have to do with Bitcoin?

Well, the application is free to use, but if you want to have access to all the tracks and genres then the only payment option is Bitcoin (accept payments via lightning as well).
That being said, there is a plenty of free content on the site, so it is not necessary to pay anything.
Also, this website is privacy focused so it doesn't track anything - most websites have at least Google Analytics installed.

This application is completely new, would be cool to get some people to try it out Smiley.
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