Move gently
- Steps or active minutes
- Yoga session log
Run multi-week programs that mix mindfulness, rest, hydration, and light movement. Low-barrier habits, private-by-choice rankings, and participation reports for HR, not a therapy product.
Build a multi-week campaign with a theme each week. Assign mind-body, habit, and education tasks with points so the program feels curated, not like a pure steps race.
Illustrative 4-week theme (product task types)
Themes and targets are configured by HR. Task mix is illustrative; all listed types exist in Custom Challenge (Full Mode).
Log meditation minutes or complete guided sessions from a library of 30+ audio experiences across seven categories, including meditation, sleep, and relaxation.
Employees log bedtime and wake time, or sync from supported devices. Use sleep as a weekly task without turning rest into a public scoreboard of personal details.
Create yes/no daily habits and company-named activities (for example office yoga). Habits can outlast a single challenge and still earn points while the campaign runs.
Water logs and optional steps keep programs open to every fitness level. Mix low-friction tasks so non-runners still finish the week.
Optional 1–5 self log with reason tags. Mood data is private to the employee, never shown to admins or on leaderboards.
Award points for reading health articles or short-form wellness content so learning sits next to habits, not in a separate portal.
Full Mode unlocks multi-activity and mind-body tasks. Lite Mode is steps-only. Confirm mode with your account manager before promising a wellbeing mix.
Want a sample 4-week wellbeing calendar for your workforce? Book a demo and we’ll map themes and tasks to your goals.
Book a demoWellbeing programs stall when people fear surveillance. Vantage Fit separates program metrics from private personal logs.
Employees hide from individual rankings and still complete tasks, earn points, and contribute to team averages. Opt out is a Settings toggle, not a program exit.
Mood entries are private to the employee. They are not visible to HR, managers, or colleagues, and they never appear on leaderboards.
Admins see enrollment, challenge rankings, and team scores. Not individual weight, mood logs, food diary, sleep patterns, or Health Risk Assessment answers.
Wellbeing challenges work when they reward showing up, not only peak athletes on a steps race.
Five-minute meditation, water logs, and habit check-ins are easier to join than marathon-only culture. Daily or weekly targets keep goals realistic.
Non-step tasks cap at 100% of target so points reward completion, not over-grind. Recognition can celebrate streaks of showing up.
Team score averages individual contributions so departments support each other without forcing every person onto a public individual ladder.
Attach Vantage Points, optional certificates, and automatic badges so effort is visible beyond a podium photo of top finishers.
Guided mindfulness lives next to challenges and activity logs, with no second meditation login for employees to abandon after week one.
Opt out of leaderboards without leaving the program. Keep personal check-ins private while still counting toward team and program goals.
Self-serve Custom Challenge setup, not a six-month content project.
Choose Custom Challenge. Set name, dates, image, and public or private visibility.
Name each week (for example Steady Mind or Rest), add a theme logo and color so the app feels like a program, not a random points race.
Meditation, mindfulness, sleep, water, content, adherence, custom activities. Set daily or weekly mode and point values per task.
Filter by department, site, or country for a pilot. Attach points and optional certificates.
Invite, send mid-challenge nudges, watch leaderboards, and export participation and reward activity for leadership.
What leadership can see: who enrolled, who stayed active, challenge standings, and reward activity: population-level program health, not private clinical surveillance.
Published case studies, not projections. Results vary by workforce and program design.
A two-week “Fit Wars” program mixed steps, hydration logging, and 10–15 minute mindfulness sessions at least four times a week, driving high join rates across a school district workforce.
“It's a great way to log activities. Employees are also rewarded with points, recognition and prizes.” Rachel Arthur, Director of Benefits & Wellness, BISD
Customer experiences vary by workforce and program design. Metrics sourced from published Vantage Fit case studies. Not clinical outcomes.
Measure program health without turning personal logs into open admin reports. Documentation available during evaluation.
See a sample multi-week Custom Challenge, employee privacy controls, and HR reporting in a 30-minute walkthrough.