Social Fit Challenge

Play a friend

One-on-one games

Challenge your partner, a friend, or your workout buddy to Bingo, Tic-Tac-Toe, or Hex Path, played with real tasks from the card you pick.

How it works

Not your usual board games: every square is a real task from the card you pick, like a 10-minute walk or texting an old friend. Do it in real life, then claim the square. A fun way to get fit, get social, or get through your list with your partner, a coworker, or your workout buddy.

  1. Pick a card

    The event or theme, like Office Day-to-Day or Weekend Reset.

  2. Pick a game

    Bingo, Tic-Tac-Toe, or Hex Path.

  3. The board fills itself

    With that card's real tasks, shuffled at random.

  4. Do a task, claim its square

    First to finish a line, or a path, wins.

Questions

How do the one-on-one games work?

Pick a card (the event or theme, like Office Day-to-Day or Weekend Reset) and a game: Bingo, Tic-Tac-Toe, or Hex Path. The board fills itself with that card's tasks, shuffled at random. Do a task in real life, then claim its square. First to finish a line (or, in Hex Path, a path across the board) wins. Send your friend the game link to start.

How does Hex Path work?

You share a honeycomb of 24 tasks. You start on your side, your friend on theirs, and there are no turns: claim a hex whenever you've done its task, as long as it's on your starting row or next to a hex you have. Hexes you claim block your friend, so they have to go around. First to reach the other side wins. If you both get boxed in, whoever has more hexes wins.

How is it different from regular bingo or Tic-Tac-Toe?

Nobody calls numbers, and you don't just pick a square. Every square is a real task, like a 10-minute walk or texting an old friend, and you only claim it once you've done it. It's a fun way to get fit, get social, or get through your list together.

Do we both get the same squares?

In Bingo, you each get your own 24 of the card's tasks, shuffled at random, so your boards can be different, and you each mark squares at your own pace. In Tic-Tac-Toe, you share one board of 9 tasks and take turns. In Hex Path, you share one honeycomb of 24 tasks and claim hexes whenever you like.

Does my friend need an account?

Yes, a free one, so the game can save both of your squares. Send them the game link: they can sign up from there and join. Friend games are free.

How many friend games can I play at once?

Up to 10 open games at a time, with one game per card and game type for each friend. An invite that isn't answered expires after 14 days.