Welcome to the SuperDash
Step into your challenge superpowers.
SuperDash is your new admin command center — a place to create, edit, and manage your Stridekick challenges without needing to go through our team each time. This first version (our MVP) gives you everything you need to start running your own programs while we keep building out new tools in the background.
Getting started
Head to superdash.stridekickapp.com.
Log in using the same email and password you use for the Stridekick mobile app.
Once you’re in, you’ll land on your SuperDash dashboard.
If you’re brand new, you’ll see a blank state prompting you to create your first challenge.
If you’ve created challenges before, you’ll see them listed here.
Create a new challenge
Click Create a Challenge to open the setup form. You’ll fill out the following fields:
Field | Description | Required? |
Challenge name | Something fun and descriptive — e.g., Turkey Trot 2025 | ✅ |
Description | Short summary of what the challenge is about | ✅ |
Prize | Optional — add bragging rights, gift cards, or just for fun | ❌ |
Image | Upload a cover photo to represent your challenge | ✅ |
Start & end dates | Choose your challenge duration (up to 90 days for Unlimited admins). Pro tip: The most successful challenges last 30 days or less. | ✅ |
Challenge Mode | You can add up to three modes per challenge. | ✅ |
Choosing your challenge modes
As an Unlimited user you have access to all 11 challenge modes. You can add up to three modes per challenge. Each mode determines how your challenge is scored — from total steps to streak consistency to virtual race distance.
💡Here’s a quick overview of all of our challenge modes and best practices on how to stack challenges for maximum engagement.
Once you choose your mode(s), you’ll see additional fields appear that help you customize your challenge further.
Here’s what you’ll need to fill in depending on your challenge type:
Leaderboard
Metric you’d like the leaderboard to display (steps, active minutes, or distance)
Whether or not you’d like to include a daily activity cap
Target
Metric you’d like to measure (steps, minutes, distance)
Whether or not you’d like to include personalized goals
The overall challenge goal (e.g., 200,000 steps)*
Whether or not you’d like a daily activity cap
*Should be a large activity goal to reach by the challenge end.
Virtual Race
Your race theme/map
The total miles you’d like participants to cover by challenge end
Whether or not you’d like a daily activity cap
Streak
The metric you’d like to measure
Whether or not you’d like personalized goals (participants set their own within your range)
The daily goal you’d like to set
Whether or not you’d like a daily activity cap
Stick To It
The metric you’d like to measure
Whether or not you’d like personalized goals
The daily goal
How many times you’d like participants to reach that goal
Whether or not you’d like a daily activity cap
Freestyle
The activity you’d like participants to mark as complete in the app
How many times you’d like them to do it throughout the challenge
Team Leaderboard
Metric you’d like the leaderboard to display (steps, minutes, or distance)
Who you want to create teams (admins or participants)
Whether you’d like to set a maximum team size
Whether you want a daily activity cap
Team Virtual Race
The total race distance
Who you want to create teams (admins or participants)
Whether you’d like to set a maximum team size
Whether you’d like a daily activity cap
Group Virtual Race
Total race distance
Whether or not you’d like a daily activity cap
Group Target
The metric you’d like to measure
The overall challenge goal
Whether or not you’d like a daily activity cap
💡 Need help choosing your mode? Check out our Ultimate Guide to Stridekick Challenge Modes.
About the daily activity cap (optional)
If you have some super steppers logging marathon-level stats, you can level the playing field by setting a daily activity cap.
The daily activity cap will limit the amount of activity a participant can score into the challenge each day. While all their data will sync to their profile, their challenge will only count up to the daily cap you set.
This keeps challenges fair and fun for everyone while giving all participants a shot at the top spots.
Team mode setup (optional)
If you’d like to run a Team Mode, you’ll then choose:
Who creates teams
Admins create all teams — you’ll manually add team names and images in SuperDash.
Participants create their own — users can name and join teams in the app (great for creative names and friendly rivalries).
Max team size (optional): You can set a cap (e.g., 5 members per team) to keep competition balanced.
Team Scoring: Scoring is based on the average total activity of a team member. This allows teams of different sizes to compete fairly. Learn more about our team scoring.
Final step: Create your challenge
Once everything looks good, click Create Challenge.
You’ll land on your Challenge Overview page where you can:
Review and edit details
Edit challenge dates (available until the challenge starts)
Copy your invite link or challenge code to invite participants
View participants as they join
Remove participants if needed
Manage teams
Pro tips for running a great challenge
Keep it simple. Too many modes or goals can be overwhelming.
Name it well. A catchy title and image drive participation.
Communicate early. Share the challenge code and start date in advance. Check out this blog on how to launch your challenge with a bang.
Celebrate! Plan a fun announcement or recap to keep energy high. Need Inspiration? Check out these prize ideas.
Need help or want to share feedback?
SuperDash is still in Beta — and you’re helping shape its future! If you find a bug, have a feature request, or want to share feedback, email [email protected].