Pick a thing.
A small collection of private apps for friends and family. Most are invitation-only, so you'll be asked to sign in.
Every morning
Making plans
Let's Go
The Charleston calendar: concerts, sports, and family outings pulled in from local venues and listings. See who's interested, who's going, and sort out tickets together.
Party at the Point
Boat-crew RSVP for the Friday night concert series at Patriots Point. Call your yes, no, or maybe on each show, leave a note, and lock in the ones that are happening.
Swing Fore Sight
Golf outing RSVP at Cassique on Kiawah, benefiting the MUSC Storm Eye Institute. Captain's Choice format. Collects handicap, shirt size, and whether you want a driver.
Around the house
Dinner
A relaxed family dinner planner. Loose weekly plan, a day-before check-in with one-tap "looks good" or "swap it," and copy-paste lists for Instacart, groceries, and prep.
Coach Dad
A solo training app built as a progression RPG, where real speed and skill work becomes a hero's journey. No leaderboards and no comparisons, just racing your own past self.
The competition
FitDuel
A fitness challenge among friends. Log the day with a photo and a note, react and talk trash in the comments, and watch the standings plus the Commissioner's daily recap.
Stakes
A private crew betting platform: golf pools, pick-'ems, whatever the crew dreams up. The commissioner sets the rules, a concierge helps you enter correctly, and a ledger tracks the pot. You settle up offline.
KidFit Scoreboard
A points race among eight friends. Four ways to score each day (a workout, 20 push-ups, chores, an hour of work) and none of them stack, so showing up daily beats one big day.