A push-up a day. A walk. A 5k you've been putting off. Do it with a friend.
Train together, apart.
Jo this morning · fades tonight
Day 3 of the plank. Shaking by the end. Held it.
Mia moments later
That's the hard bit done. Mine's tonight.
between friends
What you can do
As many as you like. Each one has its own small room, and its own few friends.
Gauntlet Challenge is a small, private place to share your training with a few close friends.
Pick something — a daily push-up, a first 5k, back to the gym after a long gap. Ask a friend or two. Share how it went, the good days and the bad. They see yours. You see theirs. It's gone by tomorrow.
Built for the friends who'd train together if they could.
Why it's different
No feed, no followers, no highlight reel. Nothing here is public, and nobody is performing.
The group chat scrolls away and goes quiet. Here, each challenge has its own small room, and today is the only thing in it.
Nothing measures you. No times, no pace, no leaderboard. The app doesn't know how fast you went — and doesn't need to.
Not the place you perform for.
Where to begin
Or make your own. Anything you'd move for.
How it works
A daily push-up, your first 5k, the return after a long gap. Small is fine.
To do it with you, or to be in your corner. One way in — your invite. No search, no strangers.
Short updates, a photo, the day it went badly. Legend. Gnarly. Mint. Gone by tomorrow.
What it looks like
Tom this morning · fades tonight
Day 1. Plank. Counted the last ten out loud.
Sam this evening · fades tonight
Skipped it. Toddler. Back tomorrow.
Jo this morning · fades tonight
Held the whole minute. Nobody saw it. You lot did.
On purpose
See how your friends got on, give someone a boost, get on with your day. No feed to scroll. No bait to pull you back.
Pricing
Free for 90 days, the full app. Then a flat annual fee. No upsells, no premium tiers with features held back. Or gift a year to a friend.
Billboard-style — a running brand on running challenges, say. Nothing shows in the app today.
What sponsorship can never include: anything about you. Not your name, not what you've done, not how often you open the app. The sponsor sees an activity category — nothing else. It's built into the architecture, not a policy we can quietly change. The longer version is on the About page.
Get the app
Free for 90 days, the full app, nothing held back.
The gauntlet is what stands between you and the thing you want to do — the first step, the door to the gym, the return after a long gap, the fear of looking slow. Gauntlet Challenge is the place that helps you through it.