Please tell me

It's dangerous to take advertising's flashy words at face value. In reality, watching ads is mandatory, and the rewards are meager. Enjoying it as a small bonus is the secret to elegant point-earning activities.

The ways to earn Usapo are by moving, steps, and time. However, while you get points directly for moving, you get tickets for steps and time, which you then use for gacha to earn points. You don't earn much. Also, the amount of ads is about the same as other point-earning apps. The length is a bit short, maybe?

I actually used Usapo, and it has a lot of ads! The ad duration is short, but you have to consider the sheer amount of ads!

I was curious, so thank you all for the information! 😊

I tried Reshichare, so I installed it, but uninstalled it in one day lol. It wasn't necessary for me. I think it's not much different from other step-counting apps. I started it simultaneously with LINEWALK, but I'm keeping LINEWALK. However, it keeps getting worse, so I plan to uninstall this one too after playing for a while (-_-;)

I've been using Usapo (Rabbit Point) for about half a year. It's a lie that there are fewer ads during cooking or sleeping. Rather, just like 'Oji-po' has 'Oji-run' and 'Oji-help', I think it's a supplementary version of 'Recipe Challenge'. Since Recipe Challenge, points, and tickets are shared, for example, if you walk 5,000 steps, you can receive rewards equivalent to 10,000 steps by combining Recipe Challenge and Usapo. Rock-paper-scissors and scratch cards, which were in Recipe Challenge, are also implemented, so you can do them with Usapo as well. Only the rewards for movement are given as points, and time and steps give you lottery tickets, so to convert tickets into points, you're forced to play the lottery. However, lately, it feels like the longer ads are increasing 😅 I'll attach a screenshot of the app startup image, so if you like it, I think it's worth trying.