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Community preview: example posts, updated daily, show the kind of updates members share in the NoTestudo app.
How groups share, and what they never see
A few of you asked what your group can actually see. Here’s the short version. Groups see your streak and on-track days. They never see your places, your visits or your money saved. Sharing is off until you turn it on for a group.
SocialOur group tried a three-visit gym week together
Four of us made a group and agreed on three gym visits each. Seeing everyone’s confirmed days on the weekly board kept it fun, and nobody could see where anyone else went. Three of us hit it, and the fourth is already planning a rematch.
SocialWho helps you show up? Tell us about your people
This week’s prompt: who helps you show up? A roommate who drags you to the gym, a friend who texts “library?” at the right moment, a group that cheers your streak. Tell us about them. Then maybe tell them too.
SocialThree roommates, one group, fewer vape shop runs
Me and my two roommates all wanted to stop the vape shop runs, so we made a group. We see each other’s streaks, nothing else. When one of us has a rough day, the other two just text “walk?” and we go around the block. It’s become our thing.
VapingOur study circle has one rule: phones in the middle of the table
Four of us, one group, same goal: six library hours a week. We meet Tuesday and Thursday nights. Phones go in the middle of the table, and the first person to grab theirs buys snacks. The group only shows streaks and on-track days, so nobody knows who did their hours where, and…
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