A private daily fitness accountability app for 2–5 close friends. One workout a day. The day becomes one quiet card. No streaks. No feeds. No public profiles.
The card is the only thing Volley makes. Each day, you and your people show up — running, riding, lifting, walking — and the day quietly composes itself into one object.
It carries the date, the heat number, every lane that filled, and one line from whoever felt like writing one. That's it. No logos. No badges. No "shared by".
Screenshot it. Post it. Save it. Or don't. It exists either way.
Volley is built pair-first. Two friends pushing each other is the warmest version. But the lane scales — add a sibling, a roommate, a climb partner. Up to five. Anything past that's a feed, not a friendship.
The warmest version. Two people on the line for each other. Hard to fake, hard to forget.
Three or four people on a shared heat. Adding someone is a two-sided yes — no surprise crowds.
The ceiling. Five lanes is on the edge of legible — that's the point. Past that, you're not pushing each other anymore.
Half the world's gym equipment doesn't talk to your watch. Treadmills, bikes, rowers, climbers — they show your numbers and then they evaporate.
Future versions may allow on-device capture of machine screens. The current prototype does not include camera or vision features.
Volley is built on the things we deliberately don't do. Each of these is a feature in another app. We think they get in the way.
This is a static marketing prototype. Planned features include on-device HealthKit reading and end-to-end encrypted cards between pact members. None are implemented in the current experiment.