This would depend on your preference. It's really in the beginning stages, so far, its only offering the developers vision. What I mean by this is; you might want the app to have xyz functionality but the developer hasn't connected the different features to speak to each other. So, I wouldn't recommend for launching to customers, maybe internal for now, work with the developer to add features and when you feel like customer's won't complain of this or that, then it can be used for them. I hope this helps! Please try it for yourself, this is only my opinion.

@@ux-reviewer gotcha thank you so much. 🏆🏆🏆📈

I think this is a great concept! I see a lot of potential in this app, especially if it can be easily integrated into daily routines. Here are some of my personal suggestions: Visual Engagement: Consider adding well-chosen GIFs to showcase the app's functionality in a concise and engaging way. This can be particularly helpful for demonstrating key features, because I know I missed some when you've worked so hard on them. Streamlined Interface: Simplifying the interface by removing unnecessary elements like the stars on the left could improve clarity and focus. User Onboarding: Implementing a user onboarding process would be very beneficial. This could involve a step-by-step guide or interactive tutorial that gradually introduces users to the app's features and benefits. This is especially important for users who may be less familiar with technology because there is a lot of information as soon as the user lands on "Start Mapping."