The ESG Watch App is the perfect platform for people who want to make a positive change in the world. It cuts through all of the noise and distractions on other social media platforms and focuses only on people and planet issues that matter to you.
We are facing so many challenges and it can be overwhelming at times. The ESG Watch App brings people and companies together who have similar beliefs, values and goals for our world. With the help of like minded individuals, we can learn how to make a difference and become better stewards of our earth. If youre interested in making a difference, download the ESG Watch App today.
Key Features:
Video and Photos - Users can take a video or snap a photo of any environmental or social issue that stirs their attention then quickly share it to their feed, assigning a “frustration level” to represent the issue’s personal importance.
Re.in.vent - A new way to shop, driven by global conversation. Users reinvent products for companies by snapping a photo and creating new ethical or sustainability attributes that matter most to them. Share on feed for an open, honest global exchange that creates the feedback companies need for future purpose driven products for us all!
Social Tests - Engage further and test your own theory of change by directly soliciting feedback from other users on transforming recent buys into impact purchases, through the app’s “Social Test” feature or create impact challenges to begin taking action on your beliefs.
Do Better Challenges - Looking for a fun and easy way to make a difference? Come up with a catchy hashtag and message or video that showcases a specific action, success story, or feat of environmental or social good. Then challenge others to copy you. Its a great way to spread awareness and inspire positive change!
ESG Watch Feed - The ESG Watch feed is a great way to stay up-to date with the latest thoughts and activities from all those you follow. The posts are brought to life through photos, videos clips or links as well as unique features that allow for testing assumptions and starting new theories of change!