Check in the morning

She would gain nothing by just wasting time staring at a screen, sure she was now technically an enforced nudist, but that didn't mean that she didn't need her sleep. So Lisa lazily plopped herself onto her bed, the covers had been taken but the mattress was still comfortable enough...besides with summer coming up she probably didn't need it anyway.

Lisa was awoken by sunlight pouring in through her windows, her senses taking stock of things, confirming once again that last night wasn't just a weird dream. She was naked and otherwise doomed until she had beaten this app.

Speaking of which, she'd realised that she'd both left her PC on, as well as the app itself. So the now very naked blonde groggily wandered over to her computer desk to check her notifications. The first of which being a welcome message from the site owner, pretty standard stuff that almost seemed a tiny bit like it was a default message. The next messages seemed to be challenges, or rather the results of other people's challenges, that is to say that Lisa had been sent three nude selfies by very attractive women, all explaining that it was a challenge to boost their confidence.

Speaking of challenges, the next notifications seemed to be a quick explanation of them, as well as a choice of three. Clicking the explanation message first, Lisa rubbed sleep from her eyes and read.

"Hello new user, you've probably found this app through a friend or on a naughty challenge subreddit. No matter where you're from, you'll need to learn the ropes! So, it's really quite simple, each challenge is broken up in various ways, though usually it's broken down to Risk, Type and Rating.

All challenges will involve nudity or sexual content, so Risk implies how exposed you might be, with a Low Risk challenge likely relating to a nude hike in the woods, but a High Risk challenge might involve seeking sexual favours from a person.

Type is more difficult to explain, as this can be broken down further, and a challenge can have multiple Types tied to it. They essentially just explain what the challenge entails. So a Public challenge will involve you being in the public eye, Sex involves having sex and so on.

Rating might seem more important to some though, it's a tallied rating you might earn from the combined risks, and what type of challenge it might be. Completing higher rated challenges on average will net you a higher star rating, but while completing a lot of lower risk challenges can help maintain that star rating, you'll only ever raise your rating by doing higher rated challenges. But the catch is we won't give you 5 star rated challenges right off the bat, you'll need to earn it first!

This is where the challenge selection comes in. When you don't have a challenge you will get a choice of three automatically and can select one. you can only get more challenges when you complete the one you have though, and failing or quitting a challenge means lowering your rating"

Biting her lip Lisa took this all in, it was a simple system, but introducing real risk of embarrassment and shame meant that getting to the top would be genuinely difficult. She let out an involuntary whine as her options only seemed to be to go deeper into this hole she had dug for herself.