Staying consistent is the harder challenge and @trywaka is fixing that
You went to work yesterday and walked from your gate to the bus stop.
Now imagine if those steps actually counted for something.
Imagine doing step challenges with your friends, staying active, and winning real rewards as in actual cash.
That’s what Trywaka is about. Are you game? join our waitlist to be among the first people to try this ⬇️
trywaka.app/
Would you walk more if your friends were doing it with you? 👀
What if you could challenge them, compete on steps, keep each other accountable and earn real rewards?
Would that make fitness more fun for you?
Yes or no? 👇🏾
We're building Trywaka around exactly that idea.
Fitness, gamified.
Join the waitlist. Link in bio.
If Trywaka were your friend, we'd be the one saying:
“Come on, you can do this.”
“You’re behind on the leaderboard.” 👀
“Your friend just passed you.” 😂
“Okay, one more challenge.”
We'd be cheering you on, keeping you accountable, and making sure you actually enjoy this fitness thing.
Encouraging. A little competitive. Never shaming.
That's the energy we're building with Trywaka.
If you've ever felt like fitness shouldn't be this hard… you're not alone.
You know you should move more. You know you should be consistent. But sometimes, fitness just feels like another thing you have to do.
Now imagine your friends are doing it with you.
There's a leaderboard.
Someone is ahead of you. 👀
Suddenly, that walk you were about to skip feels a little more important. 😂
What if fitness could feel more like a game?
That's what we're building with Trywaka.
Fitness, gamified.
.@trywaka helped my friends and I hit our step goals every single time.
Not because we wanted to keep fit, I mean that was part of the reasons lol, butit was mostly because we couldn't stand losing to each other.
And now we're bringing it public because we hope everyone can't too
You don't need another fitness plan. You already know you should move more. The hard part is doing it when motivation disappears. Now imagine having friends to compete with, challenge you and keep you accountable. What if fitness felt less like homework and more like something you actually wanted to do?






