ILTY already has the anti-toxic-positivity point of view and companions that tell the truth. This concept adds the campaign path that turns that product truth into a daily ritual people understand in one conversation.
Campaign hero · not a new appAds promise a specific ritual, so the first conversation has a job beyond app download.
Email and push bring her back to the thread before the tough-love habit goes quiet.
One check-in ends with a next step, giving the companion a reason to be opened tomorrow.



A lifecycle and acquisition layer around the ILTY product people already have, built to turn tough love into a daily habit.
The product truth stays intact: an AI that listens, then tells you the truth. The campaign changes the first decision from “another wellness download” to “a daily ritual that remembers where I left off.”
Public ILTY Premium pricing. Directional campaign framing, not a live ILTY offer or clinical claim.
ILTY already owns tough-love companions and the anti-toxic-positivity position. A download, first conversation, and one-week trial can still feel like separate moments.
One named promise connects paid ads to the first check-in, then email and push make the next conversation and Day 31 visible. Same product. Different path to stronger conversion and keep.
A scoped campaign system around the existing ILTY experience. Concept scope, not a live build.
Turn the tough-love point of view into a clear promise: check in, hear the truth, take the next step. Keep the product and pricing intact.
Test paid statics and landing language against soft wellness fatigue, with the Daily Truth Ritual as the bridge into the existing companions.
Install onboarding email and push around Day 0, Day 3, Day 7, and Day 31, measuring trial-to-paid, return conversations, and retention.
Public monthly Premium price. A clear anchor for the first-conversation promise.
Trial window gives onboarding a short runway to prove the ritual is worth keeping.
Retention target gives lifecycle work a business outcome beyond open rates.
Public product direction to organize around moments, not ask users to choose from a blank menu.
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We will walk through the ads, first-conversation path, onboarding email and push, and the trial-to-paid and Day-31 measurement plan. No pitch deck theater.