Your training partner signs that you showed up, and that is all that goes onchain.
Tunde trains for his first half marathon with two friends. After each session one of them taps to witness it. No distances, heart rates or body data are stored, just a signed 'was there' with a date. Twelve weeks later he has a streak of witnessed sessions he can share, earned through people, not wearables.
Let people prove they kept showing up, witnessed by people who care, without handing their bodies to a tracker.
People training for something want to keep showing up, and many do not want a watch or an app logging their body. Run clubs and coaches want a simple, honest record of attendance that is not a fitness tracker.
Sweat Witness lets a training partner sign that you showed up, and stores only that and the date, never your body data. Owning it means the run clubs and gyms that adopt it are your customers, and the streaks their members share carry your brand. In a world of wearables selling data, you run the one that proves effort through people.
10 people with witnessed streaks and your first paying customer within 30 days.
Two funding applications submitted with real usage numbers attached, within six weeks.
A verified contract, a public builder profile, and a weekly shipping log for 8 weeks.
One hackathon entry submitted with a new feature built during the event.
A weekly routine under one hour and a saved message library.
Four story posts published and at least one new user who came from them.
One signed partnership with a group that brings at least 20 users.
A portfolio page with live links, numbers and one testimonial.
Three paid setup clients within 60 days.
The app is deployed for you. Setting up a club means sharing a link, which is a group chat message, not code.
Fitness apps track bodies. Sweat Witness proves someone cared enough to show up with you, which matters to clubs, coaches and people who dislike being tracked. Some people will prefer their watch, and that is fine.
No. Only a signed 'was there' and a date. Say that loudly, it is the reason people will trust you.
They can. A witness is only as good as the person signing. Clubs can require a coach or two witnesses, and streaks show who signed.
Witness records are onchain, so streaks survive a page outage. Setup issues are covered by the get-it-shipped promise.
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Turn what you are learning into spaced repetition decks that prove your streak and mastery onchain.
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Keep a private log of what you read and watch, then sell anonymized slices only when you choose.
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