Build a challenge. Guide a transformation.
Courses get bought and abandoned. A challenge gives people one clear thing to do today, others doing it beside them, and progress they can see. Build it here, run it here, and see exactly who finished.
- Live in under an hour
- Unlimited participants in beta
- No app to install
Built for people who run challenges
- Coaches
- Authors
- Course creators
- Community owners
- Wellness leaders
- Churches
- Teams
- Agencies
- Nonprofits
How it works
From an idea to a finish line in three moves
Three jobs that usually need six tools and a spreadsheet holding them together.
Design the days, not a page
A guided setup asks for the promise first. Then you fill each day with blocks — video, worksheet, assignment, reflection — and mark what must be done.
It carries itself once it starts
Days unlock in each person’s own timezone, emails go out on schedule, and the feed keeps people talking. You show up to lead, not to operate.
See what actually happened
Who started, who finished, which day lost people — counted from real records. Then point finishers at your next thing while the momentum is high.
Everything in one place
Not a course builder with a countdown
Stitching six tools together is the reason most challenges never launch. Here, every piece already knows about the others.
Build each day, block by block
Ten block types, drag to reorder, mark what is required. A publish check catches empty days and missing links before your participants do.
See the builderUnlocks on their clock
Cohort, evergreen or self-paced. Day 2 opens at 8 AM wherever each person lives — daylight saving included.
A feed that belongs to the challenge
Posts, comments and reactions beside the work — no Facebook Group, no algorithm deciding who sees what.
Points, streaks and badges
Earned for doing the work, capped so volume cannot beat effort. Leaderboard optional — off for sensitive groups.
Emails that send themselves
Confirmation, day unlocked, live-session reminder, “we miss you” nudge, completion. Edit the words, keep the timing.
Analytics
The number that matters is who finished
Registrations flatter everyone. Completion tells you whether the challenge worked, which day lost people, and who is about to drop out while there is still time to reach them.
Counted, never estimated. Every figure comes from the records that produced it.
At-risk list, by name. Quiet for two days or more? One click sends a real nudge.
Export without exposure. CSV carries counts and dates; private reflections never leave.
One engine
Pick the shape,
not the product
A prayer challenge and a sales sprint are the same thing underneath: a promise, a schedule, daily steps. These are settings — change your mind after you build.
However long it needs to be
- 3 days
- 5 days
- 7 days
- 21 days
- 30 days
- 90 days
- 365 days
- Milestones
Marketing challenge
Public registration, daily content, live sessions and a final offer.
Cohort challenge
A group starts and finishes together on shared dates.
Evergreen challenge
Each person’s Day 1 is the day they join.
Habit challenge
Repeated check-ins, streaks and optional measurements.
Internal challenge
Only for members of a community or organisation you already have.
Paid challenge
Enrolment needs a purchase you took somewhere else.
Team challenge
People join teams with shared progress and scores.
Milestone journey
Steps in order, not tied to calendar days.
No testimonials yet — and we are not going to invent any
The first creators are building on Challenge Studio now. When they have something honest to say about it, their words go here with their names on them. Until then, the builder is free — judge it yourself in about an hour.
Try it and decideYour challenge is a weekend of work away
Build it, look at it, and only publish when it is right. Nothing goes live until you say so.
Free during beta · No credit card · Unlimited participants