Notice the good week.
A quick reaction when a friend got out there.
Friends and Circles
Share the progress. Keep the live dot.
Walking with friends should feel warm, not watchful. Trod gives people a reason to walk together without turning the Friends tab into a live-location screen.
Clear a target together.
Both people accept the goal. Neither person shares a live route.
Give a group one board.
Aggregate weekly activity for friends, teams, and small groups.
Social, on purpose
Enough social to get out the door.
Find a friend by handle, link, or QR code. Cheer their week. Start a shared cloud-clearing quest that both people accept. See the progress that person chooses to make available.
Circles give friends, teams, and event groups a weekly board and challenge space. Circle views use aggregate activity. They do not expose members’ private saved places or live location.
Sharing controls
The controls are specific on purpose.
Before sharing, open Friends > Privacy. The controls in your installed version show exactly which progress views are available.
Accepted friends do not receive your live location, reveal timestamps, or a playback of the route you took.
The boundary
What friends do not get.
- No live location
- No timestamped route
- No walk playback
- No private My Places
- No reporter identity on an approved community gem
These points describe friend and public views. Read the privacy policy for the complete data inventory and service-provider details.