Fit Bond
Everyone commits to the same goal. Finishers recover their deposit and share the post-fee forfeited pool.
How it works
Deciding is easy. Doing is the part that needs help.
A Bond is a commitment you cannot quietly drop. You set the goal, put money behind it, and hand the judging to a sensor — so the version of you that made the promise stays in charge of the version that has to keep it.
- 01
Pick the shape
Choose how you want to be held to it.
Join an open Bond or create your own. The type decides who you are accountable to and where a missed deposit goes — a group, one rival, a team, or a cause you pick.
- Bond types
- Six
- Active at once
- Up to 6
Each type decides who you are accountable to and where a missed deposit goes. - 02
Make it measurable
Set a goal a sensor can settle.
A target, a cadence, and a finish date. The goal has to be something a connected source can confirm on its own, because nobody self-reports their way to a payout.
- Defined upfront
- Target, cadence, finish date
- Judged by
- Your connected source
The target, the unit and the cadence, fixed before the Bond starts. - 03
Put something behind it
Back the intention with a deposit.
You choose the amount. Before you confirm, the app shows the payment, the cancellation terms, the fee, and exactly what happens to your money whether you finish or not.
- Maximum deposit
- £500
- Platform fee
- 15% of participants' forfeited deposits
You pick the amount, up to £500. The fee and the terms are shown before you confirm. - 04
Connect the evidence
Train. We read the result.
Connect the source you already use and then forget about it. Progress arrives on its own, with the pace you need to hold shown against the pace you are actually keeping.
- Sources
- Apple Health, WHOOP, Strava, Fitbit, Gym location
- Effort required
- None after connecting
Connect the source you already use. Nothing is logged by hand after that. - 05
No renegotiating
It settles the way everyone agreed.
When the finish date arrives the Bond settles against the rules accepted at the start. Nobody adjudicates, nobody argues, and there is no version of this where the terms move because the result was disappointing.
- Returned as
- cash-equivalent FitBond Coupons
- Cash out from
- £10
Verification sources
You do not tell us. Your data does.
- Apple Health
- WHOOP
- Strava
- Fitbit
- Gym location
- GarminSoon
Where the money actually goes.
For refundable-deposit Bonds, your deposit comes back when you finish. If you do not, its recipient is fixed by Bond type before anyone puts money down. Lottery entries are non-refundable and follow their published promotion rules.
Charity
Missed deposits route to the chosen charity, less the platform fee defined when the Bond starts.
Head to Head
Two people take on the same clock. The winner receives the settled pool as cash-equivalent Coupons.
Team
Teams compete on the same target. The winning team shares the settled pool according to the Bond rules.
Lottery
A non-refundable entry qualifies finishers for a random draw. FitBond operates the draw, with a fixed prize funded separately by FitBond or a partner.
Product
Complete the partner challenge to qualify for the stated product or offer under its published rules.
A transparent example
£40 → £60.40
Eight people deposit £40. Five finish and three forfeit. The forfeited £120 is reduced by the current 15% platform fee (£18), then £102 is shared equally by the five finishers. Each finisher receives £40.00 + £20.40 as cash-equivalent FitBond Coupons. Actual outcomes depend on the Bond type and its published rules.
Put the next one on the line.
Launching first on iOS. Android is planned after launch.
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