Breathwrk · B2C · breathing exercises app
Ask for push permission right after users pick when they want to practice
Host calls it a great way to ask; no numbers
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What they did
After the user picks a time of day (e.g. morning), the next screen says 'Great, we'll help you stay consistent' and asks for push notification permission.
“"Great, we'll help you stay consistent." Great way to ask for push notifications here.”
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