Yes. It's invite-only and completely separate from the public Dubai Fitness Challenge. Your leaderboards, activity feed and results are visible only to the people you invite, and nobody outside your organisation sees a single step.

You share one join code. They download STEPPI on iOS or Android, enter the code, and they're in your challenge — no admin work for you, no accounts to set up one by one.

Your people see the leaderboards you choose to show them. Reporting to you is at team and organisation level by default — if you want individual detail, tell us and we'll agree what's appropriate before the challenge starts.

Yes. Your challenge data belongs to you, it isn't shared with other clients, and it isn't used to advertise to your employees.

No. Steps are the default because everyone understands them, but you can run on active minutes, distance, workouts, daily streaks or your own custom tasks — or a combination, weighted the way you want.

That's the point of running privately. Tell us what you're trying to move — participation across sites, activity in a hard-to-reach department, a wellbeing score you report to the board, a CSR pledge — and we shape the format, the metrics and the reporting around it, then report back against those same targets at the end.

Teams can be built by department, office, region or randomly mixed, and team sizes are balanced so a big department can't simply out-number a small one. The app runs in English and Arabic on iOS and Android.

Yes — your logo and colours in the app, your team names, and a launch kit (posters, emails, screen graphics) with your name on it.

You choose what people are playing for. Badges and points are built in; on top of that you can set up a rewards catalogue — vouchers, branded kit, an extra day off, a charity donation per milestone — or run weekly prize draws. We'll help you pick rewards that actually motivate rather than just cost money.

No. Every challenge starts with a planning call with someone who has run these before, and we build the challenge for you: teams, metrics, join codes, rewards and the launch kit. You share the code with your people; we handle the rest.

It's the most common worry and it's the thing we watch hardest. Automated milestones, badges and nudges do a lot of the work, and we'll flag it to you if a team goes quiet so you can act while there's still challenge left to run.

A results report — participation, activity, highlights and winners, measured against the KPIs you set at the start. It's written to be forwarded to leadership, not filed away.

Yes. Every plan includes the planning call and the done-for-you setup. Starter adds a dedicated onboarding webinar for your people and monthly reporting. Pro adds a dedicated account manager and custom reporting.

Choose your plan on the pricing page and enter code DFC30 at checkout — the discount comes off before you pay. If we're designing something bespoke for you, we'll apply it to your quote.

The code expires on 1 October 2026. After that, standard rates apply and setup slots get tight — October is our busiest month of the year.

Your challenge programme fee, on any plan. Prices shown on the pricing page already include the discount, so what you see is what you pay. All prices exclude VAT.

The challenge runs 31 October – 29 November, and we can set a challenge up quickly — but the earlier you start, the more we can customise and the more time your people have to sign up before day one. Booking in September is comfortable; booking in late October is a rush.

Yes. Book a call before 1 October and the discount is applied to your quote — you don't have to check out on the day to keep it.