A workout tracker for couples, friends and teams
Make a team for a couple, a group of friends, a crew or a club and invite people by email. Sharing needs both sides: you invite, they accept, and either of you can leave at any time. Members see each other's daily score, streak, active days and challenge totals, and pillar scores only if a member allows it. They never see entries, meals, notes, goals or email addresses.
How it works
- 1
Create a team
Choose couple, friends, team or club, and what you share: score and streak, or score plus pillars.
- 2
Invite by email
The invite works only for that verified address. Nothing is shared yet.
- 3
They accept
Accepting asks what they share. Only now do both of you see each other's derived numbers.
- 4
Compete
Weekly challenges on any metric or on the day score, with a live leaderboard.
Sam R. · you
7-day 76 · 12-day streak
Alex R.
7-day 70 · 5-day streak
Squat week
3 days left
- Alex R.260 reps
- Sam R.230 reps
Consent first
Invites are tied to an email address and only work for that verified account. Accepting asks what you want to share.
- Score and streak, or score plus pillars
- Leave any time: sharing stops at once
Challenges
Seven to thirty days on any metric (total squats, average steps, days meditated) or on the day score itself. Members who do not track that metric are shown as such, never guessed.
Who uses it
"We do a squat week every month. Whoever loses cooks."
"Twenty of us track weekly kilometres. Nobody sees anyone's food or weight."
"A steps challenge with consent built in, so nobody feels watched."
Illustrative examples of how people use the feature.
Questions
Can my partner see what I ate?
No. Teams see derived numbers only: scores, streaks and challenge totals.
How many people can join?
A couple is two people, friends up to 12, a team up to 30 and a club up to 50.
What if someone forwards the invite link?
It only works for an account with the invited email address.
Can I leave a team?
Yes, at any time. Sharing stops immediately. If you own the team, ownership passes to the longest-standing member.
Can my partner see my weight?
No. Teams see daily scores, streaks, active days and challenge totals, plus pillar scores only if you allow it. Body measures, meals and entries stay private.
Guides
Free calculators
Your first brief is one entry away
Pick an objective, tell it how you eat, log one thing.