Squads
Save together.
Stay honest.
One goal, saved for separately. Compare progress — not purchases.
How it works
One goal. Five ways to get there.
- 1
Start a squad or join with a code
Spin up a squad around one shared goal — a trip, a console, whatever — or drop in a friend’s invite code to hop into theirs.
- 2
Everyone funds it their own way
Each person ditches their own impulses toward the same goal. Your list is yours, theirs is theirs — only the goal is shared.
- 3
A live leaderboard keeps score
Everyone’s progress climbs in real time, and milestones post themselves to the squad chat. The rest is friendly trash talk.
Standings
A leaderboard you actually want to top.
Everyone's saving for the same thing, so progress is the only scoreboard. Pull ahead, get caught, catch back up.
- 1J83%Jake
- 2D58%DrewYou
- 3M55%Maya
- 4C30%Chris
- 5T9%Tyler
Your squad sees progress, never purchases.
Nobody sees what you ditched or how much money you have — only how close you are to the goal. The percentage is the only thing that's shared.
Squad chat
Milestones post themselves. The trash talk is on you.
Every time someone hits a milestone or logs a ditch, it drops into the chat automatically. Then the squad does what squads do.
- Jake hit 75% — auto-posted to the squad
- Maya ditched and made the weekend challenge
- “no way you passed me already”
- “skipped my Starbucks run 3 days straight, catching up”
Weekend challenges
Short, time-boxed dares.
Kick off a challenge and the clock starts. Everyone logs one ditch before it ends — a quick burst of momentum when the squad needs it.
Everyone logs one ditch before it ends.
You're not in yet — one ditch does it.
Pull your friends in.
Start a squad or join one with a code. The goal is shared — how you get there is up to you.
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