The activity tracker where a small group sees you show up.

A daily accountability app built around small groups. You pick one or more small things to do each day, you check in when you do it, and the people in your activity see that you showed up. That is the whole mechanism.

No. You can start an activity and invite people you know, or join one that already exists and is doing the thing you want to do. Groups are small on purpose, so it stays a room of people rather than a feed of strangers.

That depends on the activity’s level, which its owner sets when they start it. Gentle mode forgives the gaps and gives you a soft nudge. Committed mode counts misses, warns you as they add up, and after five in 30 days you are out of that activity, free to come back after a week. Pick an activity whose level you will actually keep.

Yes, in both modes. We are not going to pretend otherwise. What we avoid is turning the rest of the app into a points economy, because a number going up is not the same thing as somebody noticing you.

Yes. You set which days your activity runs, and the check-in button only expects you on those days. Off-days are off, not misses.

Yes. WhereIsMyBuddy installs straight from your browser on iPhone, Android and computers, with no app store, and opens like any other app. On iPhone that is also how your reminders and notes arrive as notifications. How to install it

Now. Create an account, pick a habit you want to form, and show up with people doing the same. It is free to start.