Appreci App

Appreci is a mobile app & platform helping companies and people be more grateful by sending & receiving small gestures of appreciation – a hot beverage like coffee or tea.

Express your gratitude to anyone by sending them a message with a tangible experience, simply by typing their phone number or email address.

This App brings together technology underpinned by the passion to deliver to the market a physical expression of gratitude and recognition within a digital environment.

Repeatedly, we see corporate reward programs that don’t deliver on the fundamentals of instant recognition. Most programs fall short of the intention of recognising staff at the time at which a desirable action occurs.

Saying thanks and showing appreciation greatly increases trust, connectivity and leads to increased star performance.

There is also an opportunity to restore the habit of being thankful in many aspects in our day to day lives. It’s nice to have an application that reminds us to stop and consider that being thankful can be so easy.

Geolocation displaying user or device position on Maps allowing
the identification of the geographic location of a user or computing device via a variety of data collection mechanisms.

Typically, most geolocation services use network routing addresses or internal GPS devices to determine this location.

Geolocation is a device-specific API. This means that browsers or devices must support geolocation in order to use it through web applications.

Linear models based on awareness and persuasion are still the most prevalent amongst the communications community, even though there are now countless examples of campaigns that have been successful without finding it necessary to impact a rational, persuasive message.

Recent theories describe the success of such campaigns to their ability to influence consumers’ emotions, which in turn has encouraged the industry to adopt oversimplified tenets such as the idea that “linking” equates to “effectiveness”.

However, the sequence by which persuasion was achieved divided into two camps: those who continued to believe in the original approach of Learn-Fell-Do and a more enlightened group who embraced the approach Learn-Do-Feel.

The key is that behaviour influences attitudes and with low-importance purchases, making it often the case that judgement is suspended until the product has been tried, at which point any learning that has been acquired from advertising is accepted.