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A friend graph that makes sense
Add the people you already train with, search by username, or scan QR. Your circle stays small on purpose — this isn't a follower count.
Community
Train with people, not at them.
ZYM's social layer is small by design — a tight circle, a map of people nearby, and one short challenge a day. No follower counts. No likes farm.
How it works
Four pieces. That's the whole social layer.
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People nearby, on a map
Open Nearby to see who's training within a few kilometers. Send a request, plan a session, or just say hi. Location sharing is opt-in and short-lived.
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A daily challenge
One short prompt a day, dropped fresh — a movement, a meal swap, a recovery cue. Everyone in your circle sees who showed up.
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Posts that count
Check-ins, photos, PRs, and notes — posted into a calmer feed that exists for accountability, not for likes. Comments default to people you actually know.
Principles
What ZYM's community isn't.
We picked a few constraints up front and we plan to hold them.
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Quiet
No infinite scroll. No engagement bait. The feed ends.
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Opt-in
Nearby, sharing, and notifications are all off by default.
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Local
Your circle is the unit. Strangers are an invitation, not a default.
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Coached
Your AI coach is always in the loop — privately, on your side.
What's next
In the lab right now.
Team challenges. Pull a small group into a shared 7- or 30-day arc — a movement habit, a hydration target, a sleep window. The coach acts as the scorekeeper.
Local meetups. Use Nearby to plan an actual session at a real place — gym, park, climbing wall. Light coordination, no group-chat fatigue.
Coach-to-coach handoff. Switching between ZJ and LC mid-day, with full continuity. Your social posts stay the same; the voice in your DMs adapts.
Join the circle
Open the app