TogetherA pair, or up to 10
Two is a pair. Ten is a party.
A private partner who sees only what you choose, or a weekly arena that scores consistency and quality, not who ate least.
PartnerResets on the first
One other person
Often the person you live with, and that is the point: you share a kitchen, so their meal can be lifted into your day in a couple of taps. Nothing between you is ranked and nothing is scored.
Hold your goals together for a month and In Sync climbs a tier.
Your numbersOff by default
You decide what they see
Each of you chooses whether the other sees your numbers and whether they see your meals. Progress always shows in outline: days logged, goals met, how far along you are. The figures stay off until you turn them on.
A number you withhold is left out on the server, so it never reaches their phone.
PartyUp to 10 / one week
The weekly arena
Your gym group, the people you run with on Thursdays, the cycling club, the other parents at school pickup, or your mates. Everyone is scored from zero to a thousand on their own week, against their own plan.
The scoreZero to a thousand
How the score works
Four parts, and your worst day of the week is dropped before any of it is added up.
Adherence, half the score
The days you landed inside your own band.
Consistency, most of the rest
The days you logged at all.
Completeness, a smaller share
Breakfast, lunch and dinner accounted for.
Streak, a sliver
Unbroken days, worth the least.
The bandGaining or losing
Nobody wins by eating less
The band points the way your goal points: up for a gain plan, down for a loss plan, with a floor underneath it. Someone cutting and someone bulking compete on the same terms, and dropping below your floor is a miss, not an edge.
Finish a week on top and Podium moves a tier.
AchievementsBronze to black
The long game
Most are visible from the first day, so you can see what you are working toward. Achievements climb five tiers as the days and the counts add up.
Six are hidden. The app will tell you that you earned one before it tells you what it was.
The catalogueThe whole visible set
Twenty-one, by name
Battler, Dedicated, Pinnacle, Macro Marksman, Forager, Barcode Hunter, Depth Perception, Kitchen Scientist, Weigh Station, Early Bird, Night Owl, Weekend Warrior, Comeback Kid, Globetrotter, Squad, Party Animal, Podium, In Sync, Chronicle, Hydro, On Course.
PrivacyHandles, not numbers
Privacy inside the social layer
Friends are added by handle. A profile carries no numbers. What a partner sees is a choice you can unmake at any time, and a party sees scores, never meals.
Questions
Before you ask
How is the party scored?
Everyone is scored from zero to a thousand against their own plan. Half is adherence to your own band, most of the rest is consistency, a smaller share is completeness and a sliver is streak, with your worst day of the week dropped before any of it is added up.
Can my partner see my weight?
Not unless you turn that on. A partner always sees progress in outline: days logged, goals met, how far along you are. The weight itself stays off until you reveal it, and a number you withhold is left out on the server, so it never reaches their phone.
Is there a leaderboard?
Inside a party, yes: one standing for the week, and it resets on Monday. Between partners there is none. Nothing about a partner is ranked, scored or compared.
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