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# How GOQii platform adopted UHT
GOQii was founded in 2015 by Vishal Gondal. It provides a use case for the implementation of Universal Health Token.
GOQii has been at the forefront of motivating users on their preventive healthcare journey. GOQii understands that motivation is a key force behind individuals adopting healthy choices on an everyday basis.
Gamification and rewards have been the core tenet of GOQii’s platform. GOQii has already touched the lives of millions of users through its gamified preventive healthcare ecosystem, which already has an in-built closed loop rewards mechanism. GOQii is set to supercharge its offerings through a Web3 transformation, which would be first-of-its-kind in many ways. GOQii was one of the initial adopters of UHT.
Vishal Gondal, the founder at GOQii, has been an avid gamer and game entrepreneur since the age of 16. He has been acknowledged as the father of the Indian gaming industry\[1], given his previous stints where he built one of the prominent gaming companies in India, called India Games. Vishal subsequently sold India Games to Walt Disney.
GOQii has been envisioned as the “Game of Life” where users level up by not grinding digitally but rather grinding in real life. At GOQii, users are not addressed as “customers” or “patients” but “players” who are playing the game of life.
GOQii’s framework is built around multiple layers of a player’s preventive healthcare journey. GOQii does not believe in promoting only a singular element like steps, exercise, diet or meditation. Instead, the GOQii ecosystem and app has functionalities that address each of these multiple layers.
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