A competitive app where you and your friends level up the basics — cooking, cleaning, diet — and prove it with photos. Win the week. Or get roasted in the group chat.
Falling behind is the moment most apps lose you. Not this one.
If you fail a challenge, post it anyway. Your messy kitchen. Your fifth takeout this week. Your friends tap pre-written roasts — "bro what is this," "redemption arc starts tomorrow" — and you both earn XP.
The guy losing the leaderboard generates the best content in the feed. Nobody uninstalls. Everybody's engaged.
You'll run faster on a treadmill next to a stranger than you ever will alone. Kleios is built on that one truth.
No. Habit trackers are private. Kleios is competitive. The whole point is that your friends see what you did — and what you didn't. You're not building a habit alone, you're trying to not be last on the leaderboard.
Even better. The bar is low, the wins are easy, and you'll have something to flex about at the next hangout. Kleios works whether your group is grinding or barely showing up — the comparison alone moves people.
It checks the photo for the basic thing — was a meal actually cooked, is the counter actually clean. Pass/fail. It's not judging your plating or your decor. It's just verifying you did the thing.
Leaderboards reset every Sunday. Categories are tracked separately so you can be first in cooking and last in cleaning. And the brave post mechanic means even your fails earn points and become the most entertaining thing in the feed. The app is designed so quitting doesn't feel like the easy way out.
Soon. Building in public — every update goes to the waitlist first. Get on the list to be in the first wave.
Stop tracking yourself in private. Start competing where it counts.