Step 01
Set Your Daily Goal
Pick a realistic step target and start logging your activity with visible progress and simple goals.
Walking challenges for friends, teams, and workplaces
Compete with friends and hit your step goals
Track your steps, join challenges, duel your friends, hit your goal days, and climb the leaderboard. StepClash makes consistency visible.
84%goal clarity score
2 mindaily check-in
1 taplog and share
6 dayssample streak
How it works
StepClash keeps the workflow simple so users can move from setup to competition quickly.
Step 02
Join Challenges
Compete in friend duels or group step challenges to stay engaged through shared progress.
Step 03
Track and Improve
Review weekly recaps, celebrate wins, and keep improving consistency each week.
Challenge board
Weekly challenges, head-to-head duels, and season leaderboards built to keep people coming back.
Goal Day Push
Hit your daily target and keep the streak alive.
Friend Duel
Go head-to-head and hold the lead before 8pm.
Weekly Recap
See total steps, goal days hit, streaks, and where you slipped.
Bring your steps into the fight.
Sync your steps from Garmin or Fitbit, or log manually anytime. Once connected, your progress updates automatically so you can focus on winning your challenge.
Garmin
Fitbit
Manual
Built-in validation and moderation tools help keep challenges fair and leaderboards legit.
Create Free AccountBuilt for different goals
Use StepClash for individual motivation, walking routines, and team wellness challenges.
Step Challenge App
Great for individuals who want clear goals and social motivation.
Walking Challenge App
Ideal for building a consistent walking routine with accountability.
Workplace Challenge
Run team wellness challenges with measurable progress and engagement.
Friendly pressure that actually works.
StepClash is built around the small nudges that keep people moving: duels, streaks, leaderboard checks, and weekly recaps that make progress hard to ignore.
+2,800Friend Duels
"I started walking after dinner just to keep my lead. The leaderboard made it feel like a game instead of another fitness goal I would ignore."
18 joinedWorkplace Challenge
"We ran a four-week office challenge and people actually talked about steps every day. It was cleaner than the spreadsheet we used before."
6 daysWeekly Recap
"The recap shows exactly where I slipped. I saved a six-day streak last Sunday because StepClash made it obvious I was short before bedtime."