Levels And Achievments

The Levels feature is a sort of game like progression where users have to meet and maintain certain criteria in order to level up. Users are presented visually with their current level, their progress toward the next level and the tasks left for them to complete in order to move on to the next level. Users go down in level if they do not continue to maintain any level’s requirements. The levels are aimed specifically at improving users financial health. The Achievements feature is a sort of game like achievements system. Users are awarded Achievements for completing specific challenges like “Spend <25% of income in April” or “Increase savings rate by 25% in Q3”. These Achievements are presented to the user as tappable icons that expand to full pages when tapped giving descriptions of the challenge, the date you received the achievement and a quote from a financial guru.

Users start at level 0 and can progress through a leveling structure.

Level 0: Less than $500 in savings
Level 1: $500 in savings
Level 2: 6 months of spending in savings
Level 3: Paid off high interest debt
Level 4: Paid off low interest debt
Level 5: Maxed out tax deferred Investments
Level 6: Invest in Non-Tax Deferred Investments
Level 7: Contribute time, money or both to philanthropy

Problem: Users do not have a private and gamified method of understanding their financial level and how to get to a higher one.

Solution: Provide users with a gamified Levels and Achievements systems that rewards them for taking actions to improve their financial health.

Stretch Feature: Users can add achievements to their public profile.