Johnny 

Love the concept! Life planning as a secret agent mission is genuinely unique and could be a real hook in a very crowded productivity category. The problem is the screenshots are describing the idea more than showing it. Right now it reads like a standard dark-mode planner app. The spy narrative is almost entirely in the headlines, but there's nothing visual pulling you into that world. Lean into the theme hard. Make the screenshots feel like the mission briefing itself. A few directions worth trying: - A spy in costume against a high-contrast background as your hero frame, show the character not just the UI - That cinematic story card feature you have is actually your most visually striking moment, it deserves more real estate (see img 1) - Consider a Duolingo-style mission path as a feature and a screenshot, people instantly get that format and it would stand out (see img 2) - One big expressive character or illustrated head can do a lot of emotional heavy lifting on a single frame (see img 4) The Hallow set is a good mood reference here. Not the subject matter, but how they use full-bleed storytelling visuals to make you feel something before you even read a word. Refs below .