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Groups

Create or join a group, compete with friends and keep each other accountable.

A group is a private circle of friends, teammates or coworkers who track their activity together. Active days roll up onto a shared monthly board and you compete to be the most consistent.

Groups are the social layer of Sparta. The app works fine without one, but the leaderboard and ranking features only light up once you’re in a group with other people.

A group page with its invite code, stats and member list (iOS) A group page with its invite code, stats and member list (Android)
A group at a glance: who's active today, days this month, the invite code and every member.

Creating a group

With no group yet, the Team tab offers Create a group and Join with an invite code. Once you’re in one, both live under Profile → Groups. Give a new group a name and you become its admin automatically.

A group has exactly one admin at a time. As admin you can:

  • Generate, copy or share the join code so others can join.
  • Rename the group.
  • Remove members who shouldn’t be there.
  • Delete any comment in the group’s feed.

Joining a group

Ask the admin for the 6-character join code, then tap Join with an invite code and enter it. A code lasts 5 days. After that, the admin opens the code screen and gets a fresh one.

Free accounts are in one group at a time. Sparta Pro lifts that to unlimited and each group has its own leaderboard and streak tracking.

Privacy

Groups are private by default. Your activity is only visible to people in groups you’re in. There’s no public profile, no global leaderboard and no way for strangers to see what you do.

Inside a group, your activity shows up in the social feed at whatever level of detail you pick in your sharing settings, down to hiding it from the feed entirely.

If you want out, any member can leave a group at any time.

What’s next

  • See how the monthly leaderboard works in ranking.
  • Learn how active-day streaks are tracked in streaks.
  • Meet the group feed, cheers and comments in social.