Run a team step challenge from sign-up to final standings.

Registration and payment, teams and divisions, standings that move every day, and a fun competitive step challenge no one will forget. A user friendly experience, built to keep people walking.

  • Teams sort into size divisions on their own
  • Phones count the steps and send them in
  • Registration, payment and invite codes built in

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What you get

Everything a challenge needs, in one place.

An engaging participant app

Participants, teams and captains, invite codes, announcements with pictures, sponsor posts, and a defined finish with final results.

  • Standings that move every day, in every division
  • Team chat, friend requests and a photo Challenge Wall
  • The same challenge on iPhone, on Android and on a computer
The iPhone app’s Home: today’s steps against the goal, the week, the organizer’s announcement and the team card

Brand the app with your style

Your challenge name, your color and your banner, in both apps and on the web, so the challenge promotes your brand.

  • Your color carries through every screen in the app
  • Your banner sits at the top of the app all challenge
  • Sponsors get their logo in the same feed participants already read
The same Home screen in an organizer’s own color, with the organizer’s banner at the top

Automation for the administrator

The console does the parts of running a challenge that used to be an evening of spreadsheets, and it does them while you are asleep.

  • Teams land in the right size division as they grow, and move as they keep growing
  • Standings recompute every day, per member, across every division at once
  • Registration and payment arrive as one list you can search
  • Phones that stop reporting are counted on the first screen
  • The challenge closes on its own schedule and the results stand
The organizer console’s Overview for a 1,258-person challenge: steps counted, the fourteen-day chart, the leaderboard by division, who synced today, and the two things needing attention

What people see

Steps show up automatically.

The app counts the steps in the background and sends them in, so the standings move while people go about their week. It works the same way on iPhone and on Android.

Everybody sees the same standings, the same announcements and the same finish, on either phone or on a computer.

The iPhone app’s My Days: each day of the week with its steps, the goal mark on every bar, and Add for typing a day in