I built Cuadrilla because almost every accountability app makes the same assumption: that you already have someone to invite. A friend to be your witness, a partner to do the challenge with. But the people who most need a reason to show up every day are often exactly the ones who don't have that circle yet, new city, hard year, or just haven't found their people. For years I skipped things I actually wanted to do, races, classes, events, because I didn't have anyone to go with, and going alone never felt like enough of a reason to show up. What changed it wasn't willpower, it was finally having the right people around me. That's the whole idea behind Cuadrilla: you shouldn't need to already have your people to start something. We'll be your people. So instead of asking you to bring your own witness, Cuadrilla puts you in a small group of 4-6 people chasing the exact same recurring goal, running on Tuesdays, meditating every morning, whatever it is. You check in, the group notices, nobody's doing it alone. A few things I cared about getting right from day one: No private messages between strangers, ever, every reaction is visible to the whole group, never 1-to-1. Phone verification to join, so a ban actually costs something. Nothing pooled between users financially. Genuinely want to know: would you use something like this, or what would it take to get you to actually show up? Tell me where I'm wrong, that's the most useful thing anyone can do here today.

Cuadrilla

Ponte un reto. Te buscamos cuadrilla.

Ponte un reto. Te buscamos cuadrilla.