ToesCrossed’s mission is to help our users to achieve important goals by providing a closed social platform that allows self-formed groups of known individuals (friends, co-worker, relatives, etc.) to initiate, manage and monitor challenges amongst themselves.
We firmly believe that groups pursuing a common goal will collectively push its members to perform greater and consistently than that of purely individual efforts. Competition must be healthy, though, and ToesCrossed is designed around a fun and supportive theme.
To introduce ToesCrossed we are launching with two specific types of challenges: weight loss and dating. The weight loss challenges target groups who want to lose between five and twenty pounds. The dating challenge has a flat five dates goal and aims to add some fun to our users' dating journeys.
When you create a new challenge on ToesCrossed you pick the challenge that you are interested in: weight loss or dating. The flexibility then opens up: you decide how long the competition lasts; you decide each of the group particants’ stake (ranges from bragging rights to monetary); you decide on winner definition (the very competitive first to complete the goal wins or make it more encouraging where everyone who achieves the goal joins the winners circle). Finally, you get the chance to send invitations to people you know that share the challenge’s goal. A personal invitation is required to join a challenge on ToesCrossed because of the desire to keep the groups intimate and free of unknown elements.
Acceptance of challenge invitations kicks things off where participants keep fellow group members abreast of their progress and keeps the competition going.
ToesCrossed’s ease of use and inter-group transparency makes it the go to place for group challenges.
If you have any questions or comments, please contact us here.