A class-based fitness platform for elementary schools. Anonymous leaderboards, six-week competitions, real rewards — and a privacy posture you can actually trust with your kid's data.
Individual trackers shame the kids who already feel different about their bodies. PE class is forty minutes, twice a week. Parents can't measure what they can't see. The kids who need it most are the ones who opt out first.
Every kid gets a student number (S-414). Only teachers and parents know whose number is whose. Classmates see a leaderboard of numbers — never of bodies.
Active minutes get added to your class's team total. Kids actually cheer on the kids who move less — because the team needs every minute to win.
Every six weeks, the winning class earns a pizza party, extended recess, or a field trip. The cycle resets. Everyone has a fresh shot.
Most fitness programs only count what happens at recess or PE. But the kids who need to move most are often the ones who quietly avoid those moments. Exercise Snacks are short bursts of activity teachers run right in the classroom — 50 jumping jacks before lunch, a 90-second dance break between subjects, ten wall push-ups during transitions. Every kid in the room participates. No equipment, no opt-out.
Teachers schedule short activities throughout the day — pre-built templates or their own creation. When the snack happens, every kid in the room participates, and the minutes get credited to each student's daily total automatically. The kids who would never voluntarily run a lap just added eight active minutes to their day, before they even knew it counted.
Full names. Click a kid to see their week-over-week trend, talk to outliers privately, celebrate wins out loud.
Only their own number is highlighted. They see their class's place vs other classes — never another kid's name and a number side-by-side.
Just their kid. Daily breakdown, weekly chart, current class standing. Mobile-first because parents live on their phones.
Your kid does karate three times a week — but the dojo doesn't let students wear watches. The basketball coach has a no-jewelry rule. The gymnastics gym requires bare wrists. So we built a simple workaround so the kids most committed to physical activity aren't the ones getting penalized for it.
Single page. Download from the app or grab one from the school office.
After class, practice, or the game, the instructor signs and notes the minutes — or uses our standard times (60 for karate, 90 for a basketball game, etc.).
Parent submits a photo of the signed form via the app, or the kid hands it in at school. Once approved, the minutes get added to the class team total.
Weekly caps on verified minutes. Random spot checks with instructors. Teacher reviews before crediting. We trust kids and instructors — and we built in fairness.
Once a month, every participating school hosts an after-school or weekend event for the kids on the program. Real-world extensions of the digital competition — where the families doing this together actually meet each other, and the kids racking up active minutes get to celebrate IRL.
A 1-mile or 5K loop on a Saturday morning. Parents run with kids. Medals for everyone who finishes.
Old-school games — tug of war, sack races, water balloon toss. The kind every adult misses from elementary school.
Rent the local roller rink for an evening. Music, pizza, and two hours of kids burning energy on wheels.
Inflatables, climbing walls, balance beams — set up on the playground or in the gym for a weekend afternoon.
DJ, glow sticks, and a school gym. Two hours of unstructured movement that doesn't feel like exercise.
Active games before the sun sets, projected movie on a school wall after. Blankets, popcorn, families.
Local businesses, healthcare systems, and community organizations can sponsor an event at a participating school. Signage at the event. Branded photo backdrops. Direct face-time with the families in your community — the highest-trust marketing channel that exists.
Parents who already wear a watch or carry a phone can join their child's program as a family unit. No new device to buy, no awkward pairing process — Actively reads from the activity data their phone already collects.
Before the annual checkup, generate a clean PDF summary of your child's activity. Daily and weekly active minutes, percent of days meeting CDC's 60-minute recommendation, six-month trend. Take it to the doctor's office. Real data on a kid the pediatrician usually only sees twice a year.
Daily activity data per class. Custom rewards your principal can fund or sponsor. COPPA-grade privacy posture that wins district legal review on the first pass.
Tell us about your school →You see your child's minutes, daily trends, and their class's standing. You never see another kid's number or name. Verifiable parental consent before any device ever pairs to your phone.
I want this for my kid →Local healthcare systems, foundations, and CSR programs fund hardware and rewards. Your logo on the charging station, the trackers, the cycle reward. Quarterly outcomes reports with real data.
Request sponsor info →Most children's apps treat privacy as a checkbox. We architect for it from the database up. Names live in one encrypted table. Activity data lives in another that only knows your kid by their pseudonym. If the activity table leaked tomorrow, it would be useless to anyone without access to the key.
Everything below is documented, audited, and contractually committed.
Every parent who signs up makes the case stronger. We're building a roster of interested Lubbock families before we approach school districts — your name on this list literally helps move this forward.
Your interest just made the case stronger. We'll be in touch as soon as there's something worth telling you about.