Questions About Kyool Teams

Kyool Teams is Kyool's workplace offering, available today as a hands-on Team Pilot. Employees take part in fitness and wellness activities through small groups of coworkers called FABs, so moving more is social rather than solitary. It is built to improve wellness participation while creating natural connection between coworkers.

No. A company-wide leaderboard asks who did the most. Kyool asks whether a small group showed up for each other. The focus is showing up together inside a FAB, not ranking across the whole company. Company-wide challenges and leaderboards can complement FABs later — they are not what the product is built on.

Yes. A Kyool Team Pilot is designed to start small — one team, department, office or employee group. The pilot covers up to 50 employees over 60 days, with no company-wide rollout required.

Yes. Kyool is available now on iPhone through the App Store and on Android through Google Play. Kyool Teams starts as a hands-on pilot — we run it with you rather than handing over a self-serve portal.

A FAB is Kyool's name for a small fitness group. Employees join a group of 2–6 coworkers, follow either a shared mission (the same activity and target for everyone) or individual goals (each person sets their own), and encourage one another to stay consistent. The group keeps a shared streak, so showing up matters to everyone in it.

Kyool FABs are intentionally small — generally 2 to 6 participants — so each person's participation is visible and matters to the group.

No. Employees complete their activity independently, on their own schedule, while still counting toward their FAB's day — whether the group follows a shared mission or individual goals. Together does not have to mean at the same time.

Kyool covers walking, running, jogging, cycling, hiking, swimming, gym workouts, bodyweight and functional training, HIIT, yoga, stretching, pilates and mobility work, a range of sports, seasonal activities, and mind-and-wellness sessions such as meditation and breathing. Hydration is supported as its own FAB type, with a daily water goal and reminders. If nothing on the list fits, a team can define a custom activity.

Yes. Hydration is a dedicated FAB type rather than a workout: the group sets a daily water target and reminder times, members log intake through the day, and the FAB can see who has hit their goal. It works well as a low-barrier first challenge because everyone can take part regardless of fitness level. Hydration FABs build a shared streak and, like other FABs, can earn a shared Star on days when every active member meets their goal.

The shared streak measures ongoing consistency — the run of days the FAB keeps going. A shared Star marks a single day when every active member genuinely completed the goal, so it is a group achievement rather than a top performer's. Stars can be earned with a shared mission or with individual goals, on scheduled days when every active member meets their goal.

Yes. Kyool is designed so employees can take part from different locations and in different time zones. Participation does not require everyone to exercise together at the same moment.

Kyool reads from Apple Health on iOS and Health Connect on Android, both read-only and only after the employee grants permission, so workouts do not have to be entered by hand. Health Connect is what surfaces data from apps like Google Fit and Samsung Health on Android; there is no direct Google Fit integration. Apple Watch is supported and is detected automatically when the watch is paired and the Kyool watch app is installed. Fitbit can be connected from Settings to sync activity, heart rate and sleep. Garmin support is listed in the app as coming soon and is not available today. There is no Strava integration.

Kyool Teams is designed around participation and engagement rather than employer access to unnecessary personal health information. Employers should not receive detailed individual health records. If your organization has specific privacy or security requirements, contact us and we will walk through the details with you.

Kyool Teams starts with a one-off, hands-on Team Pilot covering up to 50 employees for 60 days. Kyool publishes a separate pilot price for each market it sells in — the United States, India, the United Kingdom, Europe, Canada and Australia — so see the pricing page and choose your region. Pilot availability and scheduling are confirmed with each company. Pricing for the full Kyool Teams platform will be shared when it launches.

Yes. Larger organizations usually start with a Team Pilot for one team, office or employee group, and we plan any wider rollout with you. Get in touch to talk it through.

Yes. Companies can structure a program around departments, locations or cross-functional groups while employees take part through FABs. Automatic grouping by department or location is planned for Kyool Teams; during a pilot we help you set the groups up.