Everyday makes running feel less lonely.
Track your runs, save your milestones, and share progress with your crew.
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I'm Aaron, a Product Designer in Vietnam. I run most mornings, and I learned something simple: my legs almost never quit before my head does. The runs I finish are the ones where a friend is beside me, or waiting to hear how it went.
So I built Everyday around that idea. You log your run, save your milestones and streaks, and your crew sees it. No leaderboards. Just a small circle of people doing the same hard thing, noticing when you show up.
Some of my closest friendships started exactly like this, nobody forced it, we just kept showing up for the same run, and the rest happened on its own. Healthier bodies were a side effect.
Three things it does:
🏃 logs your run in a couple of taps
🎖️ saves milestones and streaks
👥 shares them with your crew
It's free.
Honest gap: no Apple Watch app yet, phone only for now. Building that next — unless Strava import matters more to you.
Do you run solo or with a crew? And what keeps you lacing up on the mornings you'd rather stay in bed? Reading every reply.
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I'm Aaron, a Product Designer in Vietnam. I run most mornings, and I learned something simple: my legs almost never quit before my head does. The runs I finish are the ones where a friend is beside me, or waiting to hear how it went.
So I built Everyday around that idea. You log your run, save your milestones and streaks, and your crew sees it. No leaderboards. Just a small circle of people doing the same hard thing, noticing when you show up.
Some of my closest friendships started exactly like this, nobody forced it, we just kept showing up for the same run, and the rest happened on its own. Healthier bodies were a side effect.
Three things it does:
🏃 logs your run in a couple of taps
🎖️ saves milestones and streaks
👥 shares them with your crew
It's free.
Honest gap: no Apple Watch app yet, phone only for now. Building that next — unless Strava import matters more to you.
Do you run solo or with a crew? And what keeps you lacing up on the mornings you'd rather stay in bed? Reading every reply.