Missions

Five pieces of real work, each one teaching the method first.

None of these ask you to already know how. Each one teaches the method, then asks for your work.

Read one app's page and find what is missing

About 30 minutes

Find one real moment an app's page left a question unanswered.

Explain one app to someone who has never seen it

About 30 minutes, plus finding your someone

Write four honest sentences, then see if a stranger understands them.

Work a slice of the launch checklist

About 1 to 2 hours, mostly research

Turn one step of shipping into a clear brief: what it needs, what would block it.

Propose marketing channels

About 45 minutes

Find three real places one app's people already are, and say which to try first.

Analyse one competitor

About 1 hour, including installing it

Take one real competitor apart, honestly, including what they do better.

Pick one

Choose a mission and an app.

Learn the method

Read what you need to know before you start.

Do the work

This is where the time actually goes.

Hand it in

Fill in the form at the bottom of the mission page.

See it on the board

Yours joins everyone else's the moment it is sent.

Five steps from picking a mission to seeing it on the board. The middle one, doing the work, is where the real time goes.

One finding is enough

You do not need to finish a mission perfectly to hand it in. One real, specific finding beats five vague ones.

Pick whichever mission matches the time you actually have right now, and start there.