I just have to write this review. I found this app and loved this idea. A way to challenge yourself and keep you accountable while putting your money where your steps are. Truly brilliant, you don’t lose unless you fail yourself. That said, I joined a challenge and the first couple days were awesome, I was killing it. Then my mom had an emergency and I ended up in the ER with her all day. I couldn’t get my steps in. I contacted support and asked if there was anyway I could get credit back for a new challenge. I didn’t want my money back and fully understood if they said no. I’m sure people may do this and lie and it’s understandable if they say no. I offered to provide proof and definitely understood if they said no. They didn’t say no, they wished my mother well and told me family comes first and gave me credit for a new challenge. This has been one of the hardest couple days of my life and it may seem silly to worry about steps, but it’s bigger than that. The kindness from their team was something I needed and I just want to say thank you for caring and understanding. I can’t give this app more than five stars, but I would be if I could because, WOW!

Love everything about this app it does motivate me to get up and active.I do have a question to the developers. Is there any initiative to address users that are using exploits to game the system. I’ve noticed that some of the leaderboards are showing users that have registered 20k plus steps within hours of starting the day. Now I’m not a complete health nut but registering that many steps only 6 hours into the day is quite honestly insane. I actively walk all day for work averaging about 10k steps and that’s after worked 8 plus hours a day. Are there plans to address dishonesty and gaming the app. Will there be a feature where challenges can have the option to require step verification such as requiring the use of health tracking items such as Oura, Apple Watch, or health tracking earphones.I find the report of putting out 20k steps impressive if it’s legit but to give an example I’ve done some traveling abroad in Japan where I was actively walking all day, like ALL day and at most registered 14k steps after walking consistently for 8 hours.

Phenomenal app with a clean, easy to use UI. Have been using for a month now and have joined three challenges and all have been fun and rewarding. They force me to change my daily habits and be a bit more intentional with my movements throughout the day to stay more active and hit my step goals. I will say it's not easy! Plenty of days where I have had to get on the treadmill at night scrambling trying to make my goal. The only complaint is that at times, it does take a while for the challenge to settle and pay out. My first challenge took two days and I was not able to join any others while that occurred. The current challenge I just finished is also going through the same issue and I am waiting as we speak for it to get resolved and get paid. Other than that, no complains and I can't wait to see the future for the app especially as it becomes more and more popular and more people sign up to the challenges!

So, there’s a poll in the app as I speak asking for user feedback on allowing concurrent challenges. I see a high likelihood of Devs, who have full access to data, basing changes on whims. Right now, it’s great. I hope Devs will continue on valid updated and changes that benefit why we’re here: we are people motivated by a monetary reward. Keep it cheat-free, don’t dilute. If anything increase challenges with higher buy-ins. If people are willing to accumulate $230 in multiple challenges, just create that challenge for the high rollers. Keep it affordable and fair for people like me. $12 allowed me to participate. I’ve seen others similar and challengers earning $15. Don’t over entice and create cheaters or dilution. Keep up the good work. Keep out the bad work. You have the data. You hear us, or at least I hope so. Loving this app.