What are Goals and how do they help you earn rewards?

What types of Goals will you find in the app?

Goals can be achieved through different types of activities, depending on how they are configured. In Move Republic you will find:

• Goals based on activity points: collect activity points (AP) from all your workouts or only from selected, specific disciplines.

• Goals based on a specific activity metric: count a specific physical metric, e.g., total steps, distance covered in kilometers, or time spent working out.

• Goals based on the number of workouts: require logging a specific number of specific workout sessions or visits to sports facilities (e.g., 3 running sessions or 2 visits to the gym).

• Community goals: completed through specific activity in the Community.

• Commutes: special transportation goals completed by finishing a distance workout (e.g., cycling or walking) at a specific destination, such as a company office or university campus. 

  Detailed rules for recording such routes can be found in the article: 
  What is the "Commute to Work" feature and how does it work?
  
  

Completion requirements and goal limits

For a goal to be successfully completed and award a reward, the activity must meet specific criteria:

• Technical requirements: The workout must meet the requirements defined for the given goal (e.g., proper discipline, minimum duration, minimum distance, or a valid point-to-point route). Activities that do not meet these rules will not fill the progress bar.

• Time and repetition limits: Goals have limits; a given activity can only be credited a certain number of times within a specified time window (e.g., a maximum of one credited workout per day for a specific challenge).
  
  

Goal Durations

Most goals in the app reset on regular cycles, motivating you to move every day: 

• Daily goals: Your counter resets every day – ideal for building steady habits (e.g., 7,000 steps a day). There can be several of them.

• Weekly and monthly goals: larger tasks where you have 7 or 30 days to complete them, respectively.

• Irregular goals: tasks with non-standard durations (e.g., a 5-day challenge, a weekend goal, or a special campaign tied to a specific event).
  
  

Multi-level challenges and streaks  

To make competition more engaging, selected goals offer additional mechanics:

• Subsequent levels: some goals are multi-stage. After reaching the first threshold, you immediately unlock the next, more demanding level (e.g., 7,000 steps, then 10,000 and 12,000 steps), earning more points along the way.

• Day streaks: by completing a goal day after day, you build an uninterrupted streak. The streak counter starts tracking from the 3rd consecutive day of task completion — this most often applies to the first, base daily goal (with the lowest threshold).
  
  

Who do Goals belong to?

Depending on how you use the platform, you can participate in different challenges:

• Individual goals: Your private challenges, visible only on your profile.

• Community and company goals: missions created specifically for your organization, team, or local community, allowing you to reach shared milestones together.
  
  

Points and rewards: why does consistency pay off?

The reward system in Move Republic is designed to specifically reward consistency. For every completed daily goal, you receive a bonus point (such as STARS, MOVEs, or another employer currency). If you have several goals assigned for a given day, you earn a point for each of them separately.

However, the real benefit comes with consistency – when you maintain an active streak (from day 3 onwards), you receive an additional +1 bonus point for each consecutive day of completed goals.