Inside Pledro
The whole app,
with nothing staged.
Every screen on this page is a real capture of the running app. Where a screen doesn’t exist yet, we say so rather than draw one.
The arenas
Challenges live in rooms.
A single long list is where good challenges go to hide. The hub sorts everything open into arenas, each answering a different question you might be asking.
Challenges · the hub as shipped
An arena showing zero says zero. The hub never invents activity to look busy. How charity challenges work →
On your home screen
Your live challenges, up top.
Like stories, but for challenges: what you’re in, how far through you are, and what closes next, before a single post.
Push-up a day
90 Grind · 9 in
Less Talk 5K
450 Grind · 9 in
200 km week
9,100 Grind · 21 in
10,000 a day
6,200 Grind · 112 in
Open 10K · Sunday
1,240 Grind · 38 in
Drag the rail. On the site it’s a scroll-snapping strip; in the app it’s the same rail at the top of Home.
Four formats
Different shapes of commitment.
Format one
Custom
You set the target, the window and the entry, then invite whoever you want. The default when you create one.
Format two
Quick
A 24 to 48 hour window. One session, one result, done before you’ve had time to reconsider.
Format three
Weekend
Opens Saturday, closes Sunday night. Built for the two days most goals actually die on.
Format four
Start when full
Waits for a set number of entrants, then starts everybody together, nobody sitting in an empty room.
You against the version of you that stayed in bed.
Create · step 2 of 4
Make your own
Four steps, and every rule provable.
Pick the type, set the rules, choose the window, set the entry. Invite friends or leave it open.
The interesting part is the extra requirements. You can demand a pace to hold, a minimum average heart rate, a calorie floor, elevation gain or cadence, and every one of them is wearable-validated. You can only ask for something a wearable can prove, which is exactly why nobody can talk their way past it.
Who can see it
Three doors.
Public
Listed in the arenas. Anyone can enter, and the fund grows with every entry.
Private
Invite only. Doesn’t appear in the hub, it exists for the people you sent it to.
Pledro Official
Run by us, with the same rules, the same reward maths and the same verification as everything else.
The verified feed
Claim, receipt, evidence.
In that order.
Most fitness feeds are a photo with a number typed under it. Pledro inverts that: the metric your wearable recorded is the headline, the receipt sits under it, and the photo comes last.
1 · The claim
The defining metric at full size, in the activity family’s colour. It is the first thing you read.
2 · The receipt
The box score, then a green line naming the device that validated it. No box, no badge, a receipt.
3 · The evidence
The photo, last, and entirely optional. A post with no photo loses nothing.
Home · rail, blade and a result post
Results are respectful
A finished challenge reads COMPLETED · REWARD EARNED, and a missed one reads NOT THIS TIME · GOOD FIGHT. Nobody’s result is written as a raid on somebody else’s.
Green is news
The one green thing on the home screen is your own result landing. Everything else stays quiet so that it means something.
Nothing to embellish
There is no field to type a distance into, so there is nothing to round up. The feed is only as honest as the wearable, which is the point.
Graft is the only shortcut.
While it’s running
Standings, and an argument about pacing.
Every challenge has a live standings view and its own discussion. You can see who has verified, who hasn’t yet, and how much is left.
The detail screen shows the reward fund, the countdown, who is in and the exact rules. There is a “bring a friend” route too: the fund grows with every entry, and challenges are more fun crowded.
Detail
Standings
You · profile and wallet
Your record
A profile made of things you did.
Weekly distance, active days, streak, average pace, and the challenges you’ve entered, completed and been rewarded for. All of it verified, which makes it worth having.
The screen above is a brand-new account: zeroes everywhere, and the app still looks designed. That was deliberate.
Better in your hand
than in a screenshot.
Pick a challenge tonight. Start fresh tomorrow. Back yourself.
Free to start · Apple Watch at launch
18+ for real-money entries · UK · Your limits, your rules