← Help Center Hands-on practice with invented data. These lessons never create accounts, send invitations, save real competitions, or access your location.
Choose what you want to create. Each lesson guides you through setup, rules, review, and a first result or check-in.
Competition formats Hands-on One-time match Two people want to record one game and finish.
Try one-time match → Hands-on Ongoing head-to-head Keep a record of repeated matches against the same person.
Try ongoing head-to-head → Hands-on Group rivalry Any two members of a group can play; track standings and pair records.
Try group rivalry → Hands-on Everyone at once The whole group plays in the same round and there is one winner.
Try everyone at once → Hands-on Round robin Everyone plays everyone once in a finite league.
Try round robin → Hands-on Single elimination Winners advance through a bracket until one champion remains.
Try single elimination → Hands-on Territory control Compete for named zones using selected saved outdoor activities.
Try territory control → Goals and progress Hands-on Personal target Record an achievement for yourself without an opponent.
Try personal target → Hands-on Group goal Compare each person's progress toward the same target.
Try group goal → Hands-on Accumulated total Add contributions over time, such as distance or active minutes.
Try accumulated total → Hands-on Improvement goal Measure how far you improve from a starting value.
Try improvement goal → Hands-on Streak goal Build a consistent habit on consecutive days.
Try streak goal → Hands-on Weighted categories Combine different activities fairly using points instead of mixing their units.
Try weighted categories → Hands-on Bucket list / checklist Mark distinct experiences as completed instead of tracking a single raw measurement.
Try bucket list / checklist → Activity-specific setup Hands-on Golf scorecard Create a head-to-head golf matchup with a complete scorecard.
Try golf scorecard → Hands-on Quarter / period scorecard Record a regulation match with scores by quarter rather than an unexplained final number.
Try quarter / period scorecard → Hands-on Custom activity and rules Name an activity or variation that is not in the shared catalog.
Try custom activity and rules → Multi-round golf trips A trip contains separate rounds, courses, teams or pairings, and trip points. This is planned product work, so there is no working trip-creation lesson yet. Try the golf scorecard lesson for an individual round.
Practice a golf round