I don't see what's different from any other journal app?

A few main differences: 1) it moves you towards things that matter to you. E.g. not open prompts but helping you break down each week and day to move you closer to your future events you envision; 2) it uses science-back methods (like COM-B) to help you solve challenges in your life; 3) it remembers when things worked / haven't worked for you so that when you bring them up in the future it can support you with personalized solutions rather than just answering what's the "best solution". We're also working on the next phase of agents which include energy accounting, values-discovery, strengths-discovery, habit building, and more.

> keeping a phone if the one I have doesn't get any updates anymore This is actually a nice way of knowing when to change phone

And it’s fun too: The new phone is usually way better than the old one! The only downside is, that for 2 out of 4-5 years, the quality of my fotos are not state-of-the-art.

Every brand is doing this

On Reddit, someone said that even Carrefour is doing this with their own labeled products.

Seems like just a negotiation tactic against their suppliers versus doing something pro-consumer.

If the consumer benefits, does the intent matter?

Can confirm they're doing this (in Spain at least).

If it quacks like a duck

Is every brand a baby formula brand?