Another fitness app? You already know the options, and none of them fit the day-to-day between close friends.
When we've got a training buddy we tend to train more often. But friends move away, schedules stop lining up, and it goes unshared.
The photo feeds are a highlight reel. The group chat scrolls away and goes quiet. The tracking apps turn every run into a time, a pace and a place in a ranking. None of them are wrong. They're just not built for this.
So: no leaderboards. No scores. No likes. No follower counts. No search — a stranger has no route to you at all. Nothing is public and nothing is broadcast. Training updates delete after 24 hours and are not retained.
This is where you train together, apart.
WHAT IT IS
A small, private place to share your training with a few close friends — the run, the gym session, the walk, the ride, the swim, the early start, the week you didn't manage much.
Set a challenge — a first 5k, a daily push-up, getting back to the gym after a long time away — and invite a few friends. Some take it on with you. Others are there to cheer you on. Both count.
Or keep a daily activity going with a group: one shared thing each day, one tap to say you did it. The card shows the names of the friends who've been out. Names, never numbers.
HOW YOU GET IN
You generate a code and hand it to someone you trust. That's the only way anyone joins you. No search, no address book, no suggested people. If you didn't invite them, they aren't there.
Free 90-day trial of the full app, then a flat annual membership. No upsells, no premium tiers. You can buy gift memberships for friends and family.
For adults (18+).
between friends
Train together, apart. Share training with close friends — nobody keeping score.