RiseGuide Launches 1 Self-Improvement App to Counter Doomscrolling in Gen Z and Millennials
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Updated · New York Post · Jul 3
RiseGuide Launches 1 Self-Improvement App to Counter Doomscrolling in Gen Z and Millennials
1 articles · Updated · New York Post · Jul 3
Summary
RiseGuide unveiled a self-improvement app built around a scrolling format, aiming to turn time spent on social feeds into short lessons on critical thinking, decision-making, confidence and communication.
A new RiseGuide survey underpins the launch, finding Gen Z and millennials scroll from the start to the end of the day, including during meals and bathroom breaks, while stress-inducing news also disrupts sleep.
The app packages insights from experts into bite-sized modules, lets users choose personalized learning paths and offers question-based exploration for specific topics.
RiseGuide is pitching the product as a way to preserve the familiar swipe habit while rebuilding skills it says heavy social-media use tends to erode.