Original Summary

The problem: most people quit a fitness goal within weeks. Streak apps stop working after the first missed day, and global leaderboards don't help because nobody cares about ranking 40,000th. The idea Squads of 5 people with a shared daily streak. One person skips, and the streak breaks for everyone Squads compete against other squads in the same office, apartment society, or gym The score is the percentage of the squad that hit a small daily target, so one strong member can't carry the team Activity comes from Strava or Google Fit, with no manual entry Fixed 30-day cohorts where everyone starts on the same date Where I am: no code yet. I'm running the first cohort by hand on WhatsApp with about 20 people from my office. If more than half are still logging on day 30, I'll build it. What I'd like torn apart: What kills this? Has anyone built or used something similar, and why did it die or survive? Is "your office or society" a strong enough hook, or does it limit growth too much?   submitted by   /u/boy_with_eng_tattoo [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/6 00:55:46