Stridekick review
A low-cost mobile platform for activity challenges, tracking and group participation.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Stridekick is a mobile activity-challenge platform for individuals, friends, families and workplace groups. Available on iOS and Android, it supports public and private challenges based on steps, distance, active minutes or custom activities. Challenge formats include leaderboards, targets, streaks, virtual races, team competitions and group goals, making it a fit for organizations that want participation-focused wellbeing programs rather than assessment or coaching services.
Pricing is organized around participant capacity rather than per-user billing. The Free plan includes public challenges, five challenge modes and activity syncing. Pro 10 costs $12.99 per plan per month or $139.99 per plan per year, with private challenges and five challenge modes. Pro 20 costs $24.99 monthly or $274.99 annually and adds priority support; Pro 50 costs $49.99 monthly or $549.99 annually with the same highlighted additions. Unlimited includes unlimited participants, team and group challenge modes, SuperDash reporting and a dedicated account manager, with pricing available through sales.
Its ecosystem fit is a notable strength: Stridekick syncs with smartphones and fitness devices through Apple Health, Google Health Connect, Fitbit, Garmin, Withings, Apple Watch, Oura and WHOOP. Participant progress tracking, leaderboards, friends and challenge messaging support social engagement, while SuperDash reporting is intended for larger programs. Choose Stridekick for activity competitions, habit participation and mobile tracking across groups. Organizations seeking verified assessments, coaching or mental-health resources should choose a more specialized wellbeing platform.
Stridekick pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free plan with public challenges, five modes and activity syncing
- Supports steps, distance, active minutes, habits and virtual races
- Connects with Apple Health, Fitbit, Garmin, Oura and WHOOP
- Where it doesn't
- Does not provide verified assessments, coaching or mental-health resources
- Paid plans are organizer subscriptions priced by participant capacity
- Unlimited plan pricing requires contacting sales
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