Everything in one place, because a challenge needs all of it
Stitching this together from six tools is the reason most challenges never launch.
Before it starts
Design the days before anyone arrives
Assemble each day from blocks, decide what has to be done, and see the whole thing before a single person registers.
Build the days, block by block
Drag content into a day, mark what matters as required, publish one step or all of them.
- Ten block types, reorderable
- Required blocks gate completion
- Publish per step, not only per challenge
Watch it, read it, then actually do it
A day mixes teaching and action, so people leave having made something.
- Video, images, downloads and rich text
- Checklists, assignments and reflections
- Discussion prompts that open into the feed
Work comes back, and you can answer it
Written answers, reflections and uploaded files, reviewable one by one, with feedback that reaches them by email.
- One submission per step, editable until reviewed
- Files and photos up to 25 MB, with a photo’s location taken off
- Marked private stays private — withheld on the server
One engine
Cohort, evergreen, or somewhere in between
The shape is a setting, not a product. Change it after you have built the days.
Cohort, evergreen, or somewhere in between
One engine, several shapes. Change the shape after you have built it.
- Six modes — cohort, evergreen, self-paced, sprint, drip, live event
- Any length: 3 days, 30, 365, or milestones
- Days open at local midnight, in the challenge’s timezone
While it runs
It carries itself once it starts
Days open on their own clock, the emails go out on schedule, and the live calls have a place to live. You show up to lead, not to operate.
One thing to do, on the phone in their hand
Tomorrow is locked. Today is obvious. That is most of why challenges work.
- A hub that opens on today
- Progress, streak and points at a glance
- Built for a phone, not shrunk to fit one
The follow-up that usually never happens
Ten moments worth an email, each one editable or switched off per challenge.
- Confirmations, day-open nudges, quiet-participant check-ins
- Edit the subject and body, or turn it off entirely
- Every send logged — including skips and failures
The calls that make it feel real
Schedule them, put them in the hub, and let people save them to a calendar they actually use.
- Join links before, replay links after
- A real .ics file, not a date in a paragraph
- Listed in the participant hub with the next one first
Together
People finish what other people can see
The feed sits beside the work rather than a tab away, and the rewards are for doing it rather than for posting about it.
The conversation sits beside the work
A feed that belongs to the challenge — not a Facebook Group where an algorithm decides who reads what.
- One feed per challenge
- Posts can be tied to the day they are about
- Only participants can see it
Small signals keep people going
Five reactions and a reply are usually the difference between finishing Day 3 and quietly stopping.
- Five reactions, one tap, tap again to take it back
- Threaded comments under any post
- Facilitators are marked, so guidance reads as guidance
Momentum you can watch go up
Points for the work, streaks for showing up, and a cap so volume cannot beat effort.
- Points for completing steps and taking part
- Streaks counted from real submissions
- Daily caps on community points
Mark the moments worth marking
First step, halfway, a week-long streak, finishing. Earned once, kept forever.
- Badges at progress and community milestones
- Awarded automatically as it happens
- Leaderboard optional — off by default
Afterwards
See what happened, then make the next move
Completion counted from the records that produced it, and the one moment someone is most likely to say yes to what comes next.
Which day lost them, and who to call
Registrations flatter everyone. Completion tells you whether it worked.
- Day-by-day reach and completion per step
- Per-participant view: progress, points, streak, badges, emails
- At-risk list — quiet for three days or more, by name
Finishing is the best moment to ask
A closing page for the people who did the work, with the clicks counted.
- Headline, body, bonuses and one call to action
- Shown after completion, or on a date you choose
- Clicks counted per challenge
One place instead of six tabs
Course tool, email tool, community, spreadsheet, scheduler — every piece here already knows about the others.
Easier to try than to read about
The builder is free and nothing goes live until you publish it.