Can a challenge have no end?

Yes: choose A habit (no end). Members check in every day or every week, and see a heatmap of their days.

What if someone misses a day?

If Missed days can be done later is on, they can check in for it until the challenge ends. A streak counts days in a row; a missed day ends it.

Do challenges cost extra?

No. Challenges are part of communities on every plan.

Community challenges: daily tasks, check-ins and certificates

Make one

The challenge builder: Start from a plan with 5, 7, 21 and 30 days and A habit (no end), then the challenge's name, start date and days — Start a challenge, on the community's wall, opens this.

Open the community and click Start a challenge, above the posts — or Challenge, under the post box. (Both open Manage community → Challenges → New challenge.)
Under Start from a plan, type one word for what members do each day (sketch, walk, revise) and pick 5 days, 7 days, 21 days, 30 days or A habit (no end). Every day is written for you; change any of them.
Or choose Or from a course: one day per lesson: pick a course and Make the days. Each day links its lesson, and finishing the lesson counts as that day's check-in.
Give it a Name, a date it Starts on, and where check-ins go (Check-ins go to: a space of the community).
Under Rules: whether A check-in needs a photo or words, whether Missed days can be done later, how many Days needed to finish, XP per check-in and XP for finishing, and a Certificate for finishers.
Press Start it. It is on the wall at once, with today's task.

Turn on Email the day's task each morning only for short challenges: members get the task by notification every morning anyway, and a reminder in the evening if they have not checked in.

What a member sees, and checking in

A student's phone: the challenge card with today's task and a Check in button — On a phone: today's task, the days so far, and Check in.

The challenge sits at the top of the community: Today, the task, and Check in.
A check-in is a few words, photos, a video or a link — drag files onto the box, or paste a YouTube, Vimeo or Loom link and it plays right there. It also appears as a post, so classmates can cheer it.
Your days shows each day done; the streak counts days in a row.
One check-in a day. A second one the same day is refused, in words.

The challenge card after checking in: the day marked done and the streak — Checked in: the day is done and the streak goes up.

See who is keeping up

The teacher's progress grid: members down the side, days across, ticks for check-ins, and Nudge — The grid: every member, every day. Nudge the ones who have not checked in today.

Click Progress beside the challenge on the community's wall (or open it from Manage community → Challenges) to see the grid.
Click any member's day in the grid to see what they sent — their words, photos, video or link — and react or reply to cheer them on. A check-in that waits for you has Approve and Decline right there.
Nudge sends a reminder to everyone who has not checked in today, in one click.
When proof matters, set a check-in to need approval. Check-ins then wait in Needs you, with Approve and Decline; XP counts once it is approved. Moderators can approve too.
Certificates are issued by themselves when someone meets the rule, with the academy's own verify link. You can also issue or take one back by hand from the grid.

Needs you with a check-in waiting for approval — A check-in that needs your approval.

Sell a challenge on its own page

Under Who it is for, and selling it, choose Only for buyers of a product, or Sell it on its own page through a product of your store. Buyers join the community and the challenge. On the last day, offer puts your next course in front of everyone who finished.

Can a challenge have no end?: Yes: choose A habit (no end). Members check in every day or every week, and see a heatmap of their days.
What if someone misses a day?: If Missed days can be done later is on, they can check in for it until the challenge ends. A streak counts days in a row; a missed day ends it.
Do challenges cost extra?: No. Challenges are part of communities on every plan.