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(Founder's Note)
Most habit apps are things you check out of.
You open them, tap a box, and leave. It's performative. A chore.
Motivation fades. Willpower wobbles. Habits slip.
Before LeagueUp was an app, it was a small system that kept me and my friends all over the world on track. We checked in, kept the stakes just high enough to care, and showed up together. And it worked… we built consistency, hit goals that actually stuck, and felt ourselves leveling up week after week.
So I turned that playbook into an app.
Simple on purpose. Powerful in practice.
Why it works
Accountability feels different when someone can see you show up. A little social pressure turns "maybe later" into "I'm already on it."
Money changes motivation — even a few dollars. Stakes make promises real. Keeping your word feels good.
Momentum becomes visible. When you see your progress stack up — and your friends' progress, too — you move together.
You don't have to carry every goal alone. Your wins lift the group. Their wins lift you right back.
LeagueUp started from a simple truth: Accountability works when the right pressures line up — the social push, a little financial skin in the game, and a structure that runs for you, not because of you.
So I built an app that makes it effortless to put your goals out into the world, find the people who want to chase them with you, and actually follow through together. A place that supports your growth, keeps you connected, and makes consistency feel less like a battle and more like momentum.
Something that helps you evolve, support your friends, make new ones, and become the person you know you're meant to be — whether you're showing up with family, long-time friends, or new like-minded leaguemates around the globe.
My hope is that LeagueUp becomes part of the rhythm of your life — something that grows with you, adapts to you, and helps you stay in motion alongside people who want to see you win.
"We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit." — Aristotle

Skye
Founder, LeagueUp
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