Planning Your Gamification Launch Around App Updates
Launching gamification alongside product updates can amplify both or create chaos. Here's how to coordinate releases without overwhelming users.
Charlie Hopkins-BrinicombeMigration and Evolution
Charlie Hopkins-Brinicombe
The Technical Architecture Behind Scalable Gamification
Building gamification that works at 1,000 users is different from building for 100,000. Here's what changes and why.
Jason Louro
Evolving Your Gamification as Your Product Grows
Your gamification that worked at 1,000 users breaks at 100,000. Here's how to evolve mechanics as your product scales.
Charlie Hopkins-Brinicombe
Moving from Homegrown Gamification to a Platform
Your homegrown gamification works but costs too much to maintain. Here's how to migrate without breaking what users love.
Trophy TeamOther Posts
Reading the Room: When Your App Isn't Ready for Gamification
Gamification amplifies what already works. If your core product doesn't deliver value, gamification makes problems worse, not better.
Jason Louro
Your First Week Implementing Gamification with a Platform
Most teams expect gamification implementation to take months. Here's what actually happens in the first week with a platform.
Charlie Hopkins-Brinicombe
Testing Gamification Features Before Full Rollout
Rolling out untested gamification can damage retention instead of improving it. Here's how to validate features work correctly.
Jason Louro
How to Roll Out Gamification to Existing Users Without Chaos
Adding gamification to an app with existing users requires careful planning. Here's how to avoid confusion and backlash.
Charlie Hopkins-Brinicombe