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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 go 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 and 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.
Switch coach, keep everything. Move between Jay, Maya and Leo whenever you like. There’s one history on your account, not one per coach, so the voice in your DMs changes and nothing else does.
Join the circle