November 1 to 30, 2026
No Shave November
Let your facial hair grow this November. Check in each day, compare progress with friends and use the new look to start a conversation about cancer awareness.
Explore the challengeGuides to building habits with friends: monthly challenges, daily check-ins, and practical ways to follow through.
New to Quests? Read how the Quests app works, then make a free challenge plan.
November 1 to 30, 2026
Let your facial hair grow this November. Check in each day, compare progress with friends and use the new look to start a conversation about cancer awareness.
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November 1 to 30, 2026
Exercise any way you like for 15 minutes every day in November. Check in, invite friends and get moving!
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October 1 to 31, 2026
How to join the Sober October challenge on Quests, take part with friends, and follow through on an alcohol-free month.
Explore the challengeCompare Quests and Finch for daily habits, self-care and accountability with friends. See how shared challenges, a virtual pet and buddy goals fit your routine.
Compare Quests and Strava for challenges with friends, activity recording and everyday habits. See which fits your group and how you can use both.
Quests is an app for building habits with friends through daily challenges. See how shared check-ins, streaks, and rewards work, and where to download it.
Plan your first challenge on Quests: choose an action, invite friends, make a check-in and agree on a supportive routine.
Compare a personal habit tracker, a shared challenge app and a group chat by privacy, structure, check-ins and the kind of support you want.
Use a seven-day observation worksheet to choose a realistic habit target. Separate completed, missed and unknown records, with a worked reading example.
Calculate completed opportunities, missing records and a possible completion range. Includes worked individual and group examples, with local-only inputs.
Copy invitations for a reading partner, a small group or an existing club. Include the action, dates, check-in plan and an easy way to reply.
Use short completion, reflection and support prompts for a challenge with friends, with worked reading examples and a copyable check-in card.
Run a short kickoff for a challenge with friends. Use a timed agenda, a worked reading-group example and a downloadable decision note.
Finish a shared challenge with a practical reflection worksheet. Review the whole round, acknowledge contributions and choose what happens next.
Build a non-daily group challenge schedule with a worked two-week example, clear rest days, rescheduling rules and a downloadable planning sheet.
Agree on reminders with your accountability partner, then adapt these messages for a planned session, a missing update or a pause.
Build a free challenge plan with a daily action, cue, check-in, and recovery plan. Copy, download, or print a 7-, 14-, or 30-day checklist for your group.
Copy a practical accountability agreement covering daily actions, check-ins, reminders, privacy, missed days and a weekly review.
Review a week of habit practice with five questions, a worked example and a downloadable template for an accountability partner.
Choose completion-based, personal-target or team scoring for a group challenge, with worked examples and clear rules for missed days.
Choose a daily action, agree on check-ins, and plan a challenge with friends. Includes a sample invitation and a free group challenge planner.
Find an accountability partner, agree on supportive check-ins, and make a shared habit plan. Includes an invitation, weekly review, and practical boundaries.
Plan a manageable habit during travel, deadlines and changing routines, with clear minimums, useful cues, supportive check-ins and a restart plan.
Explore five habit research findings behind practical challenge planning, with original sources, study limits, and ideas for building a routine with friends.
Write a useful if-then plan with a clear cue, a manageable response and worked examples for reading, drawing and shared challenges.
Choose a useful habit measure, distinguish actions from outcomes and review progress with a simple record and clear privacy boundaries.
Find a recognizable cue for a daily habit, reduce setup friction and use a short experiment to see whether the context fits your routine.
Habit formation takes different amounts of time. Understand the 66-day research finding, its limits and how to plan a useful challenge.
Understand what a habit streak measures, where it can help, and how to combine consecutive-day counts with a useful weekly review.
What research says about social support, progress tracking, and habit plans. Build a shared routine with clear actions, thoughtful check-ins, and room to adjust.
A practical plan for running a 30-day challenge with friends: picking the habit, setting the rules, daily check-ins, and getting through week three.
A 30-day fitness challenge built for groups with mixed fitness levels: a daily floor everyone can hit, weekly progressions, rest built in, and rules that keep the whole group to day 30.
A 30-day meditation challenge for beginners: ten minutes a day, what to expect each week, what the research supports, and how a small group makes it stick.
The five daily rules of 75 Hard, who it suits, how to prepare, and why a small group with daily check-ins is the most reliable way to finish all 75 days.
How to do Dry January and finish it: what to expect each week, handling social pressure, what to drink instead, and why doing it with friends helps.
How to build a habit with your partner without becoming each other's supervisor: shared rules with personal targets, challenge ideas for couples, and the check-in format that keeps it light.
Fifty healthy challenge ideas you can run with friends, sorted by fitness, food, sleep, mind and screens, with the rule for each one and how long to run it.
A 30-day journaling challenge you can do with friends: one page a day, 30 prompts for the days you are stuck, what the research says about expressive writing, and how to keep the habit private and the check-in shared.
Most resolutions are abandoned within weeks. The ones made with friends, written as daily actions, and checked in on survive. Here is the research and a January plan for a group.
A realistic 30-day no added sugar challenge: what counts, what to expect each week, how to handle cravings and social situations, and why doing it with friends changes the odds.
Plan a reading challenge with friends using personal targets, audiobooks, useful check-ins and a worked first week. Includes ways to find a reading partner.
A 30-day screen time challenge that people finish: a daily limit based on your own baseline, phone settings that do the work, rules for a group, and what to do with the time you get back.
Take part in Sober October from October 1 to 31, 2026. Learn how to join the Quests challenge and follow through with friends.
Plan a step challenge with friends using personal targets, consistent counting, voluntary check-ins and clear rules for a mixed group.
How to run a workplace wellness challenge for a team or small company: choosing a habit that fits work, opt-in rules, pods of four, privacy, and a 30-day plan that remote teams can follow.