Friends running together on a mountain trail at golden hour
Now in beta on iPhone

Fitness was never meant to be a solo sport.

Pair up with a friend. You each pick your own goal. When they finish, you get a nudge. When you both finish, your streak grows.

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Steps, activity and workouts count themselves from your phone and the wearables that sync with it. Anything else, you check in with one tap.

YYou
23 days together
and counting
You both hit it ✦
You5,240 of 8,000
8,000 steps · every day
Sam18 of 30
30 active minutes · 5 days a week
Yesterday slipped.Ask Sam for a pass and your 23 days come back.
SSam
23 days together
and counting
You both hit it ✦
You18 of 30
30 active minutes · 5 days a week
Your partner5,240 of 8,000
8,000 steps · every day
Your partner missed yesterday.You have 1 pass this month. Give it and your 23 days come back.
How it works

Two people. Two phones.

You and Sam, one pact. Scroll to watch a day.

1 · Goals

Each of you picks your own goal.

8,000 steps every day for you. 30 active minutes, 5 days a week, for Sam. Goals don't have to match.

2 · The nudge

Sam finishes. You hear about it.

The moment one of you is done, the other's phone knows.

3 · The streak

You finish. It grows for both.

One streak, shared. 24 days together.

4 · The rule

Miss a day, and it breaks for both.

Rest days you mark don't count as misses. Miss one anyway, and your partner can give you a pass.

The streak

A streak you build together.

A day counts when both halves fill: yours and theirs. Rest days count too, because they're part of the plan. Miss one you didn't plan and it breaks for both, unless your partner gives you a pass.

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What you get

Small on purpose.

No feed, no leaderboard, no strangers. One person, one number each, one streak.

Two friends laughing as they hold a yoga balance pose together

Your goal, not theirs.

Steps for you, yoga minutes for them. Each of you is judged on your own number.

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Days a week, or fewer

Pick how often. Rest days are part of the plan, not a slip.

1

Number they see

Today's progress toward today's goal. Never your health data, never sold.

2

Passes a month, at most

Your pact picks 0, 1 or 2. Your partner approves each one.

3

Nudges a day, at most

Enough to matter. Never enough to mute.

Questions

Fair questions.

Why not just text each other?

You could, and most of us do for about a week. A text doesn't know when your friend finished, and nobody keeps score. FamFit checks for you, nudges you the moment your partner is done, and keeps one streak you both protect.

How is this different from sharing my activity rings?

Sharing shows your rings to a list of people. FamFit is one person and one shared streak. If either of you misses, it breaks for both.

Do our goals have to match?

No, not what you count and not how often. You might walk 8,000 steps every day while your partner lifts 3 days a week. Each of you is judged on your own goal.

Do I have to log anything?

Steps, activity and workouts count themselves from your phone and the wearables that sync with it. Anything else, like pull-ups or pages read, you check in with one tap. Rest days you mark yourself, by noon the next day.

What happens if I miss a day?

A rest day you marked isn't a miss. Miss a day you didn't plan, and the streak breaks for both of you, unless your partner gives you a pass. Each pact picks 0, 1 or 2 passes a month.

What can my partner see?

Today's progress toward today's goal, and nothing else from your health data.

When can I get it?

It’s in beta on iPhone now: join on TestFlight. On Android, join the waitlist and you'll hear the day it's ready.

Android and updates

Ready when your partner is.

On iPhone? Join the beta now. Everyone else: one email when FamFit comes to Android, and the occasional update before then.

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