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Fervu
Compete with friends weekly. Track your own progress too.
Fervu scores every workout (169 exercises, from lifting to yoga and dance) and puts you on a weekly scoreboard with your friends. On Sunday someone wins; on Monday everyone starts from zero. Then it tracks you against yourself: an activity score from 0 to 100, records per exercise, age-graded running times, VO2 max and resting heart rate from Apple Health or Health Connect. Group vs group duels, 16 levels. Free, no ads, no feed, no tracking. English, Portuguese and Spanish.
Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm Luiz, and I built Fervu because my friends and I kept quitting the gym — alone.
The problem. Fitness apps are built for solo discipline: streaks, plans, badges. But the thing that actually got my group of friends to show up was far simpler: a scoreboard. If five people you know see whether you trained this week, skipping has a price. The friendly kind.
What Fervu does. Every workout becomes points. Points land on a weekly scoreboard shared with your group. On Sunday someone wins, and on Monday everybody starts from zero again — so whoever joined today competes on equal footing with whoever has been there for a year.
A few decisions we made on purpose:
• Scoring has an origin. Points come from MET tables across 169 exercises. Strength training, yoga, dance and swimming score too — it's not a runners-only perk.
• Works with or without a watch. Import from Apple Health or Health Connect, reviewed item by item before anything hits your friends' scoreboard. Or log by hand in a few taps.
• Small groups, not a social network. No infinite feed, no follower count to chase. Your contest is with the people you know.
• The streak forgives what isn't your fault. 48 hours of grace when your watch syncs late.
• Group vs group. Your crew can challenge another crew for the week, plus 1-on-1 duels inside the group.
• 16 levels that take years to max out, so there's always something ahead.
• Compete with friends, but measure against yourself. The Evolution tab gives you an activity score from 0 to 100, your progress per sport, records per exercise (estimated 1RM for lifts), age-graded running times, and VO2 max and resting heart rate from your watch. It compares you with open reference data, never with your friends. Winning the week is fun; seeing your own line go up is what keeps you coming back.
• No ads, no paywall, no tracking. No ATT prompt, no advertising ID, no location permission. Available in English, Portuguese and Spanish.
Who it's for. Groups of friends, running clubs, CrossFit boxes, coaches with a client roster, office teams. Anyone who trains better when someone is watching the scoreboard.
Where it is today. Live on iOS and Android, version 1.4, built by a very small team in Brazil. We'd love your honest feedback — especially from people who tried group challenge apps before and dropped them. What made you stop?
I'll be here all day answering questions. 🏃
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About Fervu on Product Hunt
“Compete with friends weekly. Track your own progress too.”
Fervu was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #135 on the daily leaderboard. Fervu scores every workout (169 exercises, from lifting to yoga and dance) and puts you on a weekly scoreboard with your friends. On Sunday someone wins; on Monday everyone starts from zero. Then it tracks you against yourself: an activity score from 0 to 100, records per exercise, age-graded running times, VO2 max and resting heart rate from Apple Health or Health Connect. Group vs group duels, 16 levels. Free, no ads, no feed, no tracking. English, Portuguese and Spanish.
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