Your workout, as a game.
Open Recess, pick a mini-game like Sky Push, and play it with your own body. Squats, sprints, balance, stretch: each one is scored, streaked and ranked, so moving today beats moving out of guilt.
"I think the biggest mistake is trying to make yourself love exercise before you can be consistent."
From a fitness community discussion on staying consistent
- The same drills, on repeatFollowing one fixed routine or program with no built-in variety gets tedious fast, and tedium is what people quit first.
- Motivation runs out before the habit formsNearly half of new gym members quit within six months, long before a routine has a chance to become automatic.
- Starting over, againMost people cycle through more than one app or routine, restarting each time enthusiasm returns instead of building on the last attempt.
Open the app. Pick a game. Play.
Choose a mini-game
Pick from the library by mood, energy or how much space and time you have right now.
Move to play
Your phone's camera or motion sensor turns your real reps and movement into the on-screen game.
Keep your streak
Every day you play adds to your streak, and your score slots you into that week's leaderboard.
Challenge a friend
Invite someone into a head-to-head or a group challenge, and share your before-and-after whenever you like.
A different way to move, every time you open it.
One subscription unlocks the whole library, and it keeps growing.
Sky Push
Every push-up rep lifts your bird through the next gap.
Sprint Signal
Short cardio intervals cued to a reaction game.
Steady Line
Balance holds scored on how still you stay.
Long Reach
Guided stretch flows scored on range and hold time.
Every game runs on real movement.
No studio, no equipment. Recess games run in a living room, a hallway or a stretch of pavement.


Games are already how people build habits.
hyper-casual game downloads worldwide in 2025, the only mobile gaming category that grew that year.
more daily steps in a 2024 meta-analysis of gamified versus non-gamified health apps across 36 randomized trials.
median Year 1 revenue per paying subscriber for health and fitness apps in 2025, the highest of any app category.
Designed for people who've quit before.
No fixed program
There's no single plan to fall off. Miss a day and just pick a different game tomorrow.
Any space, any energy
Every game works in a small room with no equipment, sized to five or fifteen minutes.
Progress you can see
Streaks, scores and leaderboard position show up every single session, not just at a monthly weigh-in.
One subscription. The whole library.
Monthly
Full library, cancel anytime.
- Every mini-game, unlocked
- Streaks & leaderboards
- Friend & group challenges
Annual
Two months free versus monthly.
- Everything in Monthly
- New games as soon as they launch
- Priority spot in seasonal challenges