If you used MoveTogether before this year, the app you opened a few months ago is not the app you're opening now. We rebuilt it. Most of the visible surface area is new, the scoring is cleaner, leagues are in, and Coach Mo is the conversational layer it was always supposed to be.
This post is the honest version of what changed and why.
The big picture
Old MoveTogether was a competitions-only app with a handful of scoring methods and a pricing model that was complicated to explain. The newer build is a native iOS app, written in SwiftUI, not React Native, with three layers that work together instead of side by side:
- Competitions: head-to-head, weekend, weekly, monthly, team, and custom formats. Same idea as before, better picker, faster setup, real-time leaderboard.
- Leagues: a recurring weekly engagement loop on top of competitions. You're placed in a cohort of around 30 users at your tier and promote or demote each week, from Walker through Legend, ten tiers total. Read more at /features/leagues.
- Coach Mo: an AI fitness coach with long-term memory, five personality presets, weekly Mo Reports, and an optional Roast Mode if you want your coach to call you out. Covered at /features/coach-mo.
| Layer | What changed |
|---|---|
| Competitions | Head-to-head, weekend, weekly, monthly, team, custom: faster setup, real-time leaderboard |
| Leagues | New: weekly cohorts (~30 users), 10 tiers (Walker to Legend), promote/demote each week |
| Coach Mo | New: AI coach with long-term memory, 5 personalities, Mo Reports, optional Roast Mode |
Scoring is simpler
The old app had a longer list of scoring methods. We cut it down to the ones that produce fair, hard-to-game competitions: Ring Close Count, Percentage of Goals, Raw Numbers, Step Count, and Workout-Based. Each one is documented with what it measures and when to pick it on our glossary.
We also deliberately did not add HRV or VO2 Max scoring. Both are great personal metrics, but they aren't fair as competitive scoring axes (we wrote up the reasoning in a separate post).
Pricing is now two tiers, not three
Pricing is Free and Pro.
| Feature | Free | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Active competitions | Up to 2 | Unlimited |
| Active leagues | 1 | Unlimited |
| Wearable integrations | Apple Health | Garmin, Fitbit, Oura, WHOOP, Strava, Polar + Apple Health |
| Coach Mo | Basic access | Full memory, Mo Report, Roast Mode |
| Price (Apple) | $0 | $12.99/mo or $99.99/yr |
| Price (web) | $0 | $9.99/mo or $79.99/yr |
Pro is $12.99 / month or $99.99 / year on Apple. If you sign up on the web instead it's $9.99 / month or $79.99 / year. Apple takes a cut of in-app purchases that we pass back to you when you skip it. There's also a 90-day Founders Annual plan at $59.99 / year (web only) that locks in that renewal price forever. Full breakdown on the /pricing page.
Wearables: Apple Health plus seven dedicated providers
You don't need a fancy wearable. Apple Health covers Apple Watch, Tonal, Peloton, MIRROR, 100+ fitness apps, and the iPhone's own motion data. If you do have a non-Apple wearable, you can connect Google Health/Fitbit, Garmin, WHOOP, Strava, Polar, Oura, or Ultrahuman. Suunto is coming soon.
The wearables hub is at /features/wearables.
Android is in open beta
MoveTogether is available on iOS, with Android in open beta. iPhone and Android friends compete on the same leaderboard. Get the open beta on Google Play.
What this means if you used the old app
Your account, your data, your competition history: all of it carried over. Friends list intact. Streaks intact. If anything looks off, the fastest path is /contact and we'll fix it.
Everything else is just better. The app is faster, the scoring is fairer, leagues give you something to grind on between competitions, and Coach Mo remembers conversations now.
Welcome back, or welcome, whichever applies.
