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Fitness tracking is one thing. Showing up is another.

Fitness apps help you track activity and progress. Kyool adds small groups of friends who encourage each other to keep moving.

The right fitness app depends on what's stopping you.

If you want to understand pace, routes, segments and performance, Strava is exceptionally strong.

If you want detailed sets, reps, routines and strength progression, Hevy and Strong specialize there.

But sometimes the problem isn't knowing what you did. It's doing it again tomorrow.

That's where Kyool is different. Kyool tracks your fitness and turns consistency into part of the experience — something that works for one person in Solo, or becomes something you share with friends when you create a FAB.

Three products. Three different jobs.

Choose based on the problem you are trying to solve.

Strava

Understand your performance

"How did I perform?"

  • Record activities
  • Analyze pace, distance and effort
  • Explore routes and segments
  • Compare performance
  • Participate in a large athlete community
Built around

Activity, performance & community

Hevy / Strong

Log and progress your training

"What did I train?"

  • Sets, reps and weights
  • Workout routines
  • Exercise history
  • Strength progression
  • Personal records
Built around

Workout logging & progression

Built around consistency

Kyool

Keep showing up

Solo

Your commitment

"Did I show up?"

  • Activity tracking
  • Workout logging
  • Progress
  • Personal streaks
  • Personal goals
  • Personal consistency

FAB

Our commitment

"Did we show up?"

  • Private groups of 2–6
  • Individual activity
  • Shared commitment
  • Shared streak
  • Friendly Sparks
  • Cheering each other on
Built around

Fitness + consistency + friends

Your workout is yours. The commitment can be shared.

A FAB doesn't mean six people doing the same workout at the same time.

Run before workLift after dinnerWalk at lunchCycle on the weekend

Follow one shared plan or each set your own routine. What connects the group is the commitment to show up for each other.

Solo

  1. You
  2. Your activity
  3. Your consistency

FAB

  • Youyour activity
  • Friendtheir activity
  • Friendtheir activity
One shared commitment

Move your way. Cheer each other on.

How the three products compare

Compared by the problem each product is designed to solve, not by which one has the longest feature list.

Primary focus

Strava
Activity, performance & athlete community
Hevy / Strong
Workout logging & progression
Kyool
Staying consistent, with friends

Activity tracking

Strava
Core
Hevy / Strong
Workout-focused
Kyool
Core

Workout logging

Strava
Available
Hevy / Strong
Deep
Kyool
Core

Progress tracking

Strava
Advanced performance insights
Hevy / Strong
Detailed strength progression
Kyool
Fitness progress + consistency

Community model

Strava
Broad athlete network
Hevy / Strong
Social gym community (Hevy) · Personal training focus (Strong)
Kyool
Small private groups of friends

Personal consistency

Strava
Weekly streaks & goals
Hevy / Strong
Workout history & consistency tools
Kyool
Core Solo experience

Challenges

Strava
Individual + group challenges
Hevy / Strong
Varies by product
Kyool
Coming soon

Small private fitness group

Strava
Group challenges available
Hevy / Strong
Not primary model
Kyool
Core FAB model

Explicit shared commitment

Strava
Not primary model
Hevy / Strong
Not primary model
Kyool
Core

Shared streak tied to every member showing up

Strava
Not primary model
Hevy / Strong
Not primary model
Kyool
Core

One member's completion affects the group outcome

Strava
Not primary model
Hevy / Strong
Not primary model
Kyool
Core

Ways to recover a missed day

Strava
Not primary model
Hevy / Strong
Not primary model
Kyool
Core

Core question

Strava
"How did I perform?"
Hevy / Strong
"What did I train?"
Kyool
"Did I show up? Did we show up?"

Core — what the product is built around

Not primary model — the product isn't organized around this

Kyool tracks activities, workouts and progress like a fitness app should. What it adds is somewhere for consistency to live — personally in Solo, and shared inside a FAB.

Fitness works when it becomes consistent.

Most of us already know that movement is good for us.

The harder part is turning intention into repeated action.

That's why Kyool doesn't stop at recording an activity. It gives consistency somewhere to live — personally in Solo, and socially inside a FAB.

Why friends?

The World Health Organization reports that around one in three adults worldwide don't get enough physical activity. Research has linked social support with helping people stay physically active and keep up with exercise over time.

That's why Kyool is built around doing it with friends. For most of us, staying consistent — not knowing what to do — is the hardest part, and it feels easier when someone is moving alongside you.

Tracking creates a record. Friends give you a reason to return.

Track

"What happened?"

  • Distance
  • Duration
  • Workout
  • Pace
  • Reps

Solo consistency

"Did I come back?"

  • Personal goal
  • Personal streak
  • Progress
  • Showing up

FAB together

"Did we come back?"

  • Shared commitment
  • Shared streak
  • Sparks
  • Encouragement
  • Friends cheering each other on

Kyool connects all three.

One fitness app. Two ways to stay consistent.

Kyool Solo

Show up for yourself.

Track activities, log workouts, follow your progress, build streaks and set personal goals.

Activity trackingWorkout loggingProgressStreaksPersonal goals

Kyool FAB

Show up for each other.

Create a private FAB of 2–6 friends. Follow one shared plan or your own routines, and keep each other going.

2–6 peoplePrivate by designShared commitmentShared streakFriendly SparksBetter together

Start Solo. Join a FAB. Use both. Your fitness stays yours either way.

Kyool vs Strava

Performance insights vs showing up with friends

Strava is one of the strongest platforms in the world for recording activities, understanding performance, discovering routes and connecting with athletes.

Kyool solves a different problem. It asks what happens before there is a performance to analyze: Did you show up?

Strava is best when you want to

  • Analyze athletic performance
  • Compare efforts
  • Explore routes and segments
  • Compete on leaderboards
  • Participate in a large athlete network
  • Understand training in greater performance detail

Core question

"How did I perform?"

Kyool is best when you want to

  • Track your fitness
  • Build personal consistency
  • Make a commitment with a few people you know
  • See whether everyone showed up
  • Protect a shared streak
  • Share your fitness goals with friends who cheer you on

Core questions

"Did I show up?"

"Did we show up?"

If your biggest challenge is understanding your performance, Strava is exceptionally capable.

If your biggest challenge is consistently doing the activity in the first place, Kyool is purpose-built around that problem.

Two kinds of social

Strava connects athletes around what they do. Kyool can connect a small group around whether each person keeps showing up.

Strava

A network around activity.

  • Follow athletes
  • See activities
  • Give kudos
  • Comment
  • Join clubs and challenges
  • Compare performance

Kyool FAB

A commitment between people.

  • Choose 2–6 people
  • Set the commitment
  • Exercise independently
  • Send Sparks of encouragement
  • Protect the shared streak
  • Give a friend a nudge on a missed day

Both are social. They use social connection differently.

Kyool vs Hevy / Strong

Workout depth vs showing up with friends

Hevy and Strong are excellent choices when detailed workout logging and strength progression are the priority.

Kyool tracks workouts too, but its product model extends beyond the workout log: Solo helps you build your own consistency, while FABs let a small group turn separate workouts into one shared commitment.

Hevy / Strong are best when you want

  • Detailed sets and reps
  • Routines
  • Exercise history
  • Lifting progression
  • PR tracking

Core question

"What did I train?"

Kyool is best when you want

  • Activity + workout tracking
  • Personal consistency
  • Mixed fitness activities
  • Personal goals
  • Small groups of friends
  • Shared commitments
  • Shared streaks

Core questions

"Did I show up?"

"Did we show up?"

If detailed lifting analysis is the job, use the specialist.

If repeatedly showing up is the job, that's what Kyool is designed around.

Remember it this way.

Strava
Measure performance.
Hevy / Strong
Log training.
Kyool Solo
Build your consistency.
Kyool FAB
Make consistency shared.

Your workout can be individual.
Your commitment doesn't have to be.

Start with the problem you actually have.

"I want deeper performance insight."

Choose

Strava

  • Routes
  • Segments
  • Pace
  • Training analysis
  • Competition

"I want deeper strength logging."

Choose

Hevy / Strong

  • Sets
  • Reps
  • Weights
  • Routines
  • Progression

"I know fitness matters. I just need to keep doing it."

Choose

Kyool

  • Solo tracking
  • Personal consistency
  • FABs with friends
  • Shared streaks
  • Showing up

If consistency is the problem, friends aren't an extra feature. It may be the feature that matters most.

You don't have to choose only one.

If you love Strava's performance tools or Hevy's workout detail, keep using them.

Kyool can be the place where the commitment lives.

Use Kyool as your fitness app, or use it to stay fit with friends alongside the tools you already enjoy.

Common Questions

How is Kyool different from Strava?
Strava is built around recording, analyzing and sharing athletic activity within a large athlete community. Kyool is built around fitness consistency. Use Solo to track your own activities, workouts and progress, or create a private FAB of 2–6 friends who follow one shared plan or their own routines and cheer each other on to keep showing up.
Does a FAB mean we have to exercise together?
No. FAB members can do different activities, in different places and at different times. A FAB connects the commitment, not the workout. Everyone completes their own activity and contributes to the group's shared consistency.
Can I use Kyool without joining a FAB?
Yes. Kyool Solo is a complete way to track your activities, workouts, progress, streaks and personal goals. Create or join a FAB when you want to make that consistency shared.
What makes a FAB different from a group challenge?
A challenge usually asks people to reach a target within a period of time. A FAB is an ongoing small group of friends. You make a commitment together, each person shows up in their own way, and everyone's effort adds to the shared streak.
Is Kyool better than Strava?
They are designed around different problems. Strava is exceptionally strong for performance analysis, routes, segments and its athlete community. Kyool is designed for people who want fitness tracking plus a small group of friends to stay motivated with. If your biggest challenge is consistently showing up, Kyool is built around that problem.
Is Kyool a Strava alternative?
Kyool can be used as your primary fitness app, especially when staying consistent with friends matters more to you than deep performance analysis. You can also use Kyool alongside Strava if you want Strava's performance tools and Kyool's Solo and FAB experience.
How is Kyool different from Hevy or Strong?
Hevy and Strong specialize in detailed workout logging and strength progression. Kyool combines workout and activity tracking with a consistency system: Solo for your personal commitment and FABs for staying fit with friends.
Why work out with friends?
Knowing that fitness is important doesn't always make it easy to stay consistent. Research has linked social support with helping people stay active and stick with exercise. Kyool brings that into the app: personal consistency in Solo, and friends cheering each other on in FABs.
Free to start
Free plan available
Private by default
Works with Apple Health & Health Connect
Fitness built around consistency

Start by showing up.

Track for yourself in Solo. Build a FAB when you want your commitment to become shared.

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