Two minutes, no right answers

A five-second test

You will see the first screen of a website for five seconds. It disappears by itself. Then a few short questions about what you remember.

Don't scroll or tap during the five seconds, just look. Nothing you type leaves this page: at the end you copy your answers and send them back to the person who asked you.

Part 1 of 3

What do you remember?

Write the first thing that comes to mind. Short is fine. "No idea" is a useful answer.

What is it?

What problem does it solve?

What would it do for you?

Who decides what you do: the app or you? The app Me, the app suggests Can't tell

Would you trust it with your lab reports? Yes Maybe No

Why, in a few words?

Was there a word you didn't understand?

Part 2 of 3

Three headlines

The same app, three ways to say it.

Which says most clearly what the app does for you? Your watch and your lab report have never met. One L1fe reads them together, and AI coaches suggest your next move. Your health data is everywhere. None of it talks to the rest. One L1fe reads it together, and AI coaches suggest your next move. Your sleep is on your watch, your iron in a lab report, your runs in another app. One L1fe reads them together, and AI coaches suggest your next move.

Which would you trust most? Your watch and your lab report have never met. One L1fe reads them together, and AI coaches suggest your next move. Your health data is everywhere. None of it talks to the rest. One L1fe reads it together, and AI coaches suggest your next move. Your sleep is on your watch, your iron in a lab report, your runs in another app. One L1fe reads them together, and AI coaches suggest your next move.

Part 3 of 3

Two looks

Which would you rather give your health data to?

One word why?

Thank you

Send this back

Copy the text below and send it to the person who asked you, in whatever app you use with them.