u/Domis_Home

Obviously apps like this can work because there are plenty of successful examples out there, but I'm curious if anyone has advice?

I know that some apps (such as Duolingo) use notifications or progress bars for this, but keeping things stress-free, judgment-free, and pressure-free is really important to us.

Would love any and all ideas you guys have—especially anything you've seen work for apps about "boring" or stressful topics like taxes, money, home maintenance, death, etc.

TL;DR - Would love any ASO feedback you all can offer! Happy to swap feedback with my own knowledge as an editor/writer.

Apple Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/domis/id6746832568
Google Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.getdomis.app
Website: https://www.getdomis.com

CONTEXT ABOUT DOMIS:
I'm trying to help a new app get off the ground, and I'd love any feedback that you can offer on the way it's appearing in store and/or the app itself from a fresh-eyes perspective. I've got a lot of experience in the research and writing side of things and SEO, but ASO and marketing are pretty new for me.

The app itself works great, and I've seen firsthand how useful it can be with my own home. Basically, its purpose is two fold: helping you keep track of all the maintenance and projects around your home as well as having a record of all the important details.

The app lets me know which lightbulb to buy when I'm already at the store and keeps track of the last time I called the plumber, who it was, and how much it cost. The tasks can be created by the user from scratch or they can add tasks where we guide them through the basics of home maintenance from start to finish.

ABOUT ME:
Thanks to anyone who is up for helping, and feel free to drop a link if you'd like feedback on some part of your app as well. Not promising to download them but very happy to take a look at the App Store postings or websites.

I literally review products for Wirecutter and similar sites as part of my professional work, so while doing the marketing myself isn't my comfort zone, identifying where things can be clearer absolutely is.