Questions, answered.

A team fitness tracker for the group chat. One team picks one goal each day. Everyone chips in. Tomorrow, someone else picks. Repeat until the group chat outlives you.

Today's dictator sets a goal (say: 300 pushups). Throughout the day, team-mates log what they did toward it. The total climbs. The leaderboard updates. When the team hits the number, Rally celebrates. When it doesn't, tomorrow shows up anyway.

No. The FAQ is open. Everything else needs an account and a team, because Rally is the team. There isn't a solo mode.

Today's dictator. The role rotates through the team in join order, one member per day. If it's your turn, Rally tells you so the moment you open the team home.

No goal, no logging. The day passes; tomorrow it's someone else's turn. No emails at 11:59pm. We trust the rota.

A deliberate "today we're not lifting". The dictator declares it and nobody logs. Rest days are final - no take-backs, no revisions. Pick your day carefully.

Yes, right up until a rest day is declared. Existing logs stay; they're just measured against the new target. Use it sparingly - your team-mates will read your edit history.

Reps, minutes, steps, or a custom unit you name yourself. The dictator supplies the noun ("pushups", "burpees", "press-ups", "snake oil"). Whatever the chat will rally around.

Type a number on the team home and hit log. That's the whole flow. The total updates for everyone within a few seconds.

No. Only you can log for you. Honour system, with a side of "your team will absolutely call you out".

Yes - your own logs, while one is your most recent entry. Once someone else logs after you, that one is in the history books. The undo button only shows up when it can actually do something.

No double-counting - each log is a separate row that adds to the total. Undo deletes one row at a time, newest first.

A personal 1-to-5 multiplier. It tells Rally how hard you want today's goal to feel for you. Higher number, harder day - each rep you log contributes a fraction toward the team total.

You're rallying with team-mates who have different fitness levels and lives. Toughness is how you stay in the same game without pretending you're all the same.

So nobody can crank toughness down after the fact and have past logs re-score themselves. Undo every log today and toughness unlocks again for the rest of the day.

Team page - "your toughness" line. Or jump to it from the log form on the team home.

From the account menu in the header, hit "Create new team". Pick a name, get an invite link, send it to the group chat.

Open the invite link a team-mate sent you. It looks like /join/<token>/. Tokens rotate when someone on the team rotates them, so an old link can go cold without warning - ask for a fresh one.

Yes. Stack as many group chats as you can keep up with. The team switcher lives at the top of the header.

Team settings, then leave. Your past contributions stay attributed to you - the history is the history.

Any team member can. Rally treats your team as a trust group, not a corporate hierarchy. Don't add someone who'd nuke the team for laughs.

Six event kinds: today's goal is set, the goal changed, the team hit the goal, a new member joined, you're today's dictator, and a rest day was declared. That's the lot.

Yes, per kind, in notification settings. Mute the noisy ones, keep the ones you care about. We don't have a "send everything" and we don't have an "off switch with consequences" - just toggles.

Opt-in, via your browser's Web Push. When you turn it on, your phone or laptop pings you the same way any other site would. Turn it back off any time from notification settings.

Short voice lines that change based on how the team's been behaving. They lean in when you're active, go quiet when you've been quiet, and welcome you back when you return. They are not motivational platitudes. They are written by people who'd be embarrassed to ship motivational platitudes.

Email, magic link. Type your address, we send a one-time link, you click it, you're in. No passwords. No "forgot password" flow because there is nothing to forget.

Check spam. If it's not there, ask for another - links are single-use and expire fast on purpose. Some corporate mail servers chew through them; a personal address is happier.

From the team page. It's per-team, so you can be "Sam" in one team and "Captain" in another. (Yes, people do this.)

Email us. We don't have a self-serve button yet - the population is small enough that hand-deleting is faster than building the screen.