That’s a quirky angle, and the hook of daily surprises could keep users coming back, but you’ve got to nail the data and the safety net. Make sure you’re clear on who’s getting pranked, how you’ll protect privacy, and what the monetization looks like—ads, subscriptions, or branded stunts. And consider the legal side; a prank that crosses a line could backfire fast. If you can design a scalable, compliant engine and a solid user acquisition plan, it could be a solid niche win. Otherwise, it’s just a novelty that might burn out quickly.

First pitch: “The Confetti‑Bomb.” Every morning a friendly push‑notification pops up, looks like a silly joke, but when you tap it a burst of confetti explodes across the screen. It’s harmless, instantly shareable, and we can lock it behind a simple opt‑in so users keep the fun while we keep compliance. Investors love a clean, scalable stunt that turns a daily routine into a moment of delight.

Absolutely, let’s move from concept to prototype, lock in the power‑efficient rendering, and demo the KPI curve to the board. Time to turn the confetti into a revenue stream.

Let’s keep the sparkle controlled, the code lean, and the metrics razor‑sharp. We’ll hit the revenue target before the glitter even finishes its loop. Bring the dashboard, and let’s show them a clear path to growth.

Nice, let’s lock the numbers, lock the code, and let the charts shine. The board will see the growth, not the glitter. Let’s get this to the next round.