Create a workplace step challenge in a few clicks

The top 3 members with the highest daily average at the end of the challenge win. Your daily average = total steps ÷ completed days. Beat your own average each day to climb the leaderboard.

Your day runs midnight to midnight in your local timezone. At midnight, your day locks in and counts toward your average. Steps sync automatically in the background — no need to open the app. Today's steps are visible to you but only count toward tomorrow's leaderboard.

If you don't sync steps for a day, that day counts as 0 steps. The day still increments your completed days count, which lowers your average. This prevents users from only syncing their best days.

Yes! Users can join anytime during the challenge. Because we use daily averages instead of total steps, late joiners can still compete fairly. To be ranked on the final leaderboard, you must complete at least 50% of total challenge days.

No! Your smartphone has a built-in step counter. iPhones use Apple Health, Android phones use the built-in step counter. If you already have a Fitbit, Garmin, or other wearable, those sync to Apple Health and Health Connect — so those steps count too.

Most step challenge apps try to support every device — Fitbit, Garmin, Withings, Polar, Xiaomi. The result? Endless sync failures, expired OAuth tokens, and frustrated users. Your phone's step counter is accurate, always connected, and requires zero setup. For 90% of users, this is all they need.

The leaderboard updates once daily at a fixed time (12:00 UTC). Everyone sees the same numbers — your personal stats match what appears on the leaderboard. There's a 2-hour grace period after midnight for late syncs to count for the previous day.

Absolutely! Step challenges work for everyone — whether they're in the office, working from home, or on the other side of the world. No scheduling conflicts, no time zone problems. Just friendly competition that happens naturally throughout the day.

Our AI monitors step patterns in real-time and automatically detects suspicious activity — like impossible step speeds or sudden jumps. Cheaters get flagged, honest walkers get credit. No more unfair leaderboards ruining the fun for everyone.