Don't break the Streek.

Start a challenge with friends and keep one group streak. Miss once, and everyone loses their money.

Launching Q4 2026 · iOS & Android

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How it works

  1. 01

    Create a challenge

    Pick a goal, a schedule, how you'll prove it, and how much each person stakes.

  2. 02

    Invite your friends

    Bring friends close enough that missing a day actually stings.

  3. 03

    Sign the commitment

    Everyone draws their signature on the rules before day one. The challenge starts only when the whole group has signed.

  4. 04

    Link a payment method

    Each person adds a card or Apple Pay. If the streak breaks, the stake is charged automatically.

  5. 05

    Verify every check-in

    Submit proof in-app — live photo, timelapse, Apple Health, GPS, or screen time.

  6. 06

    Keep the streak alive

    The group streak only advances when every member submits proof that day — or on whatever schedule the challenge uses. Make it to the end together and nobody is charged.

  7. 07

    Or break it, together

    If one person misses, the streak ends. Every member is charged their full stake — and we keep all of it.

Why it works

Example challenges

Questions

When do we get charged?

Nobody is charged when you join. Everyone links a card or Apple Pay up front, but nothing leaves your account unless the streak breaks. Finish the challenge and nobody pays.

What verification methods can we use?

Your group chooses how members will prove each check-in:

  • Live in-app photo
  • In-app timelapse
  • GPS check-in
  • Apple Health or Health Connect
  • Screen time

Proof must be captured or connected through the app. Camera roll uploads don’t count.

When does a challenge start?

Day one begins only after every member has signed the commitment and linked a payment method. Until then, the streak hasn’t started.

How many people can join a challenge?

Groups stay between 3 and 8 people. Invite friends from the app. They don’t need to already be on Streek.

Can we set our own rules?

Yes. The group leader chooses the goal, schedule, proof type, stake amount, and length before anyone signs.