Multi-day challenges
Run a challenge that lasts days or weeks, from daily steps to a summer of reading. New Missions drop on schedule and the leaderboard keeps score.
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How to run a multi-day challenge
Plan the days
Pick your challenge, then write a Mission for each day or week and schedule when each one drops, like a new walk every afternoon.
Invite everyone
Share one link. People join solo or in teams, on their phones or any browser, and post proof as photos, videos or notes.
Keep the streak going
Send reminders and shout-outs, award bonus points, and let the leaderboard keep everyone coming back.
Ready for day one?
Your first multi-day challenge takes less than 10 minutes to set up, and you can try it free with up to 3 players.
Multi-day challenge templates
Start from a ready-made challenge, then make it yours.
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Your daily dose of feel-good! Welcome to a playful 4-week fitness & wellness challenge packed with fun daily missions that make fitness feel like a game—not a grind. 🕺💪
Question of the Day
A new question flies in each weekday of the month! Pop in on the regular, share your answer, and see what your team has to say. Quick, fun, and a little dose of delight every day. 🪿☀️
Weekly Releases
Style: Release 1 new Mission per week to keep participants engaged over a longer period. Use cases: Wellness programs, learning series, team building, or community engagement.
Who runs multi-day challenges?
Multi-day challenges, explained
What to know before you kick off day one.
What is a multi-day challenge?
A multi-day challenge is a friendly competition that runs for days or weeks, like a 30-day wellness challenge or a summer reading challenge. Each day or week brings a new task, and points keep everyone coming back.
What are good challenge ideas?
Try a walking or step challenge with photo check-ins, a 30-day gratitude challenge, a reading challenge, a kindness challenge or a sustainability week. Pick one theme and one small action per day.
How do I keep people going?
Release new Missions on a schedule, send reminders, and celebrate great posts with bonus points. Team play and a visible leaderboard help, and so does keeping each day's task under 10 minutes.
“Stories poured in all year long about how the Missions were getting people to walk more than they had in years … and make new friends.”
Chad Merda, Digital Communications Manager, Forest Preserve District of Will County
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Day one starts now
Start free and test it with up to 3 players.
Pick the plan that fits your group before you go live.