Jocko EQH App

Name: Jocko EQH App
Rating: 4.5434785 (96 reviews)
Author: Penumbra Labs

By: Penumbra Labs App

Arm Yourself Against Weakness

This app was removed from Google Play Store on 2025-02-06

Overview

Removed

Downloads

10,947

Data as of 2025-02-06

Rating:

4.54

(96)

Version:

1.0.1

Last updated: 2022-03-13

Features & Capabilities

"Jocko EQH App" is your ultimate tool in the battle against weakness and complacency. Designed for those committed to self-improvement, this app provides a structured system for daily self-evaluation across six lifestyle categories and eighteen subcategories. If you hold yourself accountable and aspire to be an Eminently Qualified Human, the Jocko EQH App is here to help you reach your maximum potential.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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Version:

1.0.1 Last updated: 2022-03-13

Creation date:

2022-03-07

Email:

eq*****@reacttech.io

Website:

https://www.jockopublishing.com/eqh-app

Privacy policy:

https://www.jockopublishing.com/eqh-privacy

Full description:

Source:

Google Play Store

Data ingested on:

2025-02-06

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Developed by:: Penumbra Labs
Google Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.reacttech.eqhapp
Email:: eq*****@reacttech.io
Website:: https://www.jockopublishing.com/eqh-app

User Reviews

Pros

Easy to use
Encourages daily accountability and mindfulness
Helps users evaluate daily decisions and set higher standards
Positive impact on personal development
Covers various life aspects

Cons

Requires internet connection to function
Glitches with saving evaluations
Need for account creation raises privacy concerns
No journaling feature for tracking context
App fails to load on some devices

Recent reviews

Cool app with a cool concept. I love the accountability and habitual mindfulness it triggers. The categories are important. The only thing lacking is a Journaling portion. Giving myself subjective ratings on each area of my life without being able to document the context or reasons why seems odd. What if I wanted to look back on when I was really Killin it and see what I was doing with my days? Maybe even be able to show a graph over time so you can see if you're improving or slacking.