A while ago, I started building a small daygame tracker for myself and a few close friends. There was no business plan behind it. We simply wanted an easy way to log our approaches while we were outside, track our consistency and compare our activity through a private leaderboard.

At first, it was very simple. You logged an approach, selected the outcome and moved on. But as we kept using it, I started adding things that were actually useful during real sessions, such as goals, statistics, streaks, achievements and full session tracking.

I also added a feature for close friends who go out together. When one of your friends starts a session, you can receive a notification. If they choose to share it with you, you can also see where their latest approach happened. The idea is not to constantly track anyone. It is simply for friends who split up around the city and still want to stay loosely connected during the session.

Later on, after I started providing it to my students during coaching, I added more functionality around their progress. It became a way for them to track what they were doing between coaching sessions and, if they chose to share it, for me to see their activity, sessions and goals.

Over time, the small personal project started becoming something bigger. I added City Circles, where people from the same city can find each other, show that they are looking for a wing and connect with people who are actually going out.

The app now has three different social layers: Circles for finding people in your city, Friends for staying connected and Close Friends for private leaderboards, accountability and optional session visibility.

I call it Inner Circle.

The basic functionality will always be free. You will always be able to log your approaches, track your progress, set goals and participate in the community without paying.

I am not trying to build another place where people endlessly discuss theory. I want to build something for people who are actually going outside, taking action and trying to improve.

It is still invite-only while I slowly open it to more people. Would anyone here be interested in getting an invite, testing it and giving me honest feedback?