A daily triathlon for desk jobs,
busy parents, and anyone off the couch.
Move, play, venture — three events in one day, near your ZIP code. No swimming, no entry fee, no finish-line photo required.
You get today's three, you go do them, you keep the streak. It's gamified just enough to give you accountability and consistency without feeling like a training plan — a day out instead of a workout. The only person you're competing with is yesterday's you.
Just $9/month or $39/year — over 60% off annually. Card required to start the trial; cancel any time before day 7 and you're not charged.
Your triathlon. No swimming required.
Three events. One day. You choose all three, and they count because you said they count.
Pick a Move
A walk, a hike, pickleball, yoga on the living room floor. Anything that gets you going.
Pick a Play
Nine holes, the dog park, a card game, your guitar. Unserious on purpose.
Pick a Venture
A new taco place, a free museum day, a town you've never stopped in.
This is for you if…
- • You have a desk job and a mostly sedentary week.
- • You're a parent whose weekends fill up with everyone else's stuff.
- • You've quit three habit apps and want something you'd actually enjoy.
- • You want to see more of your own town, with your people.
It's not for you if…
- • You're training for a race and need pace, splits and segments.
- • You want workout tracking — we don't track workouts at all.
- • You want a meal plan or a coaching program.
- If that's you, see how we compare to Strava.
This is today's Tri, finished.
Three events picked for you, real spots near your ZIP code, points when you check them off, and your name on the state board. Here's a day that's already done.
Saturday · ZIP 81521
The Saturday Trifecta
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Event 1 · Move
A 3-mile loop on a trail near you
Walk it, jog it, ruck it, or push a stroller. You set the pace.
Near you: Riverside Greenway Trail — 3.1 mi paved loop · 1.8 mi from you
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Event 2 · Refuel
Brunch at a locally owned spot
Support the corner diner instead of the drive-thru.
Near you: Third Street Coffee House — Family-owned cafe · 2.4 mi from you
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Event 3 · Connect
A no-phone card game with the family
Tonight's Connection prompts get the table talking.
Your state board this week
- 4You75 pts today
- 5Someone one town over—
- 6Your neighbor with the dog—
Example day. Your three events are picked for your own ZIP code.
The Saturday Trifecta
One morning, one table, one card game — three events that fit a real life.
- 01Move
A 3-mile loop on a trail near you
Walk it, jog it, ruck it, or push a stroller. You set the pace.
- 02Refuel
Brunch at a locally owned spot
Support the corner diner instead of the drive-thru.
- 03Connect
A no-phone card game with the family
Tonight's Connection prompts get the table talking.
Sample spots — sign in to see real places near your ZIP code
Riverside Greenway Trail
3.1 mi paved loop · 1.8 mi from you
Third Street Coffee House
Family-owned cafe · 2.4 mi from you
Prairie Ridge Disc Golf Course
Free 9-basket course · 4.2 mi from you
Every day, a new reason to talk.
A fresh deck of conversation prompts lands every morning — for the dinner table, the trail, or the drive home. Phones down.
Saturday, October 17
The Deep Cuts Deck
Bigger questions. Pull one when you have real time.
“What's something you'd like to be forgiven for?”
“What have you outgrown but not yet put down?”
35 prompts in this deck · new deck every day
You compete in your own state, against your own yesterday.
Every finished Tri earns points. Filter the board by your state and see where you land against people living the same everyday life you are — no elite athletes required.
Example board
- 1Your name here—
- 2Someone one town over—
- 3Your neighbor with the dog—
This is your everyday triathlon.
A traditional triathlon is an epic swim, bike, run showdown — and we love that energy. But not everyone wants to churn through open water, log miles on a road bike, or sprint across a finish line. So we bottled the same three-part thrill and made it for real life: three events, one day, your rules.
Tri-Ventures is a suburban triathlon for athletes of every age, size, fitness level, and speed. Pick your three — move, play, and venture — and build a day that gets you off the couch, out into your neighborhood, and into the moments that matter. Bring your partner, your kids, your dog, or your neighbors. Support the local coffee shop, the corner brewery, the family-run diner. Swap screen time for sunshine, scrolling for conversation, and "maybe later" for "let's go."
I don't swim. I'm not very good at it, and I've never finished a triathlon — but I'd love to.
I do love to compete, mostly against who I was yesterday. I like exploring, eating great food, and avoiding a boring life. So we built a triathlon for everybody, without the swim-bike-run.
Maybe you run. Then you enjoy a great meal with your wife. Then you play a card game with the family at night. Boom — your own trifecta, built around your life and your goals.
The questions people actually ask.
How is this different from Strava or Habitica?+
Strava measures your workout. Habitica turns chores into a game you play alone on a screen. Tri-Ventures gives you three things to actually go do today — a move, a play, and a venture — at real places near your ZIP code, usually with other people. There is no pace, no PR, no leaderboard of elite athletes. Just today's three.
I've tried every app out there and quit them all. Why would this stick?+
Most apps ask you to track something. This one just tells you what to do today, and it changes every day, so it never turns into the same three chores. It takes an afternoon, not a training plan, and you can do it with your partner, your kids, or your dog. If it stops being fun, cancel — we'd rather you enjoy it than forget you're paying for it.
Do I need to be athletic?+
No. A walk counts. A card game counts. Brunch at a local diner counts. The whole point is that you're competing against who you were yesterday, not against anyone with a race bib. Any age, size, fitness level, and speed works here.
I have a desk job and barely move. Is this realistic?+
That's exactly who this is built for. A Tri can be a 20-minute neighborhood loop, a coffee shop you've never tried, and a phones-down conversation at dinner. The daily streak is what builds the habit — not the intensity.
Is $9/month worth it?+
It's $9/month or $39/year — less than one coffee shop visit a week, and about a third of what most fitness apps charge. It buys you unlimited localized Tris, every activity pillar, and the regional leaderboard. Try it free for 7 days first; a card is required, and if you cancel before day 7 you're not charged.
Are the local spot suggestions actually accurate?+
Mostly, but not always. Suggestions are generated from maps data and AI, so hours, prices, and whether a place is still open can be wrong or out of date. Check before you drive, and you can swap any suggestion for a different spot — or for something at the house — in one tap.
Can I cancel anytime?+
Yes. Cancel from your profile or the billing portal in a couple of clicks. Cancel during the free trial and you're never charged. Cancel after that and your membership stops at the end of the period you already paid for.
Is it family-friendly?+
Yes. Most Tris are built to bring someone along — partner, kids, neighbors, or the dog. The daily Connection deck is conversation prompts for the dinner table or the car, and nothing in the app requires a phone once you're out the door.
An adventure a day, for less than a coffee a week.
Unlimited Tris built around your own life, spots near your ZIP code, the daily Connection deck, your scorecard, and your state leaderboard.
- 7-day free trial — cancel anytime before it ends
- Autorenews, and you can stop it from your profile in one click
or $39/year — over 60% off
Start your free trialNo charge today. Cancel before day 7 and you pay nothing.
We're brand new — and looking for founding members.
No fake reviews and no invented user counts here. We launched with a handful of people. Finish a few Tris, tell us how it went, and your words could be the first thing the next person reads.
Share your storyYour next adventure is already close by.
Mix and match a Move, a Play, and a Venture into a Tri that fits today — using real spots near your ZIP code.
Eleven kinds of events to pull from — move, play, venture, connect, create, refuel, learn, serve, reset and more — so the trail, the diner, the park and the card table all count. Set your radius, swap anything you don't like, and save the ones worth doing again.
Build Your Own Tri