Private alpha · Android

Club · design complete

Your people. Shared direction.

Build a small circle around real effort. Club brings personal goals, shared challenges and progress at your own pace into one place being developed for LevelDeck.

Club’s completed design shows invitations, personal goals and shared challenges. Android integration and online social features are the next stage.

From the existing design

A closer look at your Club.

Goals, streaks and medals already have a coherent interface. This preview comes from the complete Club design awaiting app integration.

People, goals and visible progress.
LevelDeck Club design showing personal goals, streaks, medals and the Club navigation tab.
Illustrative English localisation of the existing Club design. Example data; app integration is the next stage.

One shared direction

Read a little. Move forward together.

An illustrative 14-day reading challenge for two friends. In cooperation, completed days add up to one shared target.

ModeCooperation
Duration14 days
Shared target14 completed reading days
  1. Choose your circle

    Invite a friend by handle or code. They choose whether to accept.

  2. Agree on the goal

    Choose reading, a future start and the shared target. Each person agrees separately to the challenge.

  3. Make your contribution

    Read for at least 10 minutes in a day. Each person can add one completed day, wherever they are.

  4. See the effort add up

    Review the combined result. Choose separately whether to share an earned medal and with whom.

Illustrative module scenario based on the current Club design. This diagram explains the flow; it is not an app screenshot or a live challenge.

A circle with purpose

People, goals and visible progress.

Designed for a small circle you choose, with room for your own rhythm.

Your circle. Your choices.

Friends by invitation

Find someone by their exact handle or code and send an invitation. Friendship starts when they accept; joining a challenge needs its own agreement.

Chosen visibility

Choose recipients separately for every medal. A private “close circle” marker grants no extra access. Your journal and health data stay outside a friend’s profile in the Club design.

Designed social and sharing flows · local simulation

A goal that fits. A challenge you shape.

A completely new personal activity

Name your own activity, such as breathing exercises. Set its minimum time and a rhythm: daily, selected days or a flexible weekly target.

Shared challenges with clear rules

Choose reading, walking or training days. Set a name, a future start and a duration of 7, 14 or 30 days, then invite selected friends. Everyone sees the rules before taking part.

Three ways to take part
Solo
Work toward a personal target.
Cooperation
Add completed days to one shared target, each at your own pace.
Competition
Keep individual results under the same rules and dates. Equal scores share a place in that challenge.

Reading and walking count a day with at least 10 minutes in total; training counts a confirmed training day. Each person can count at most one day per calendar day.

Configurable local design · native delivery unverified

Notice the effort. Practice strategy.

Streaks, medals and history

Follow progress in your chosen rhythm, look back through personal history and collect medals for specific achievements.

Local chess

The existing prototype lets you play the AI at three levels or another person on the same device. Games can be saved locally when browser storage is available.

Progress design · playable local chess prototype

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What would your circle work toward?

Share the kind of goal you would want to pursue with others, or register interest in future Android testing.

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