Morning miles before work.
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Define the action your group wants to keep doing.
One Shared Action
Bring people together around something that matters.
Nano's job is simple: help the person running the group keep it going.
Move
Walking, training, stretching, or building a healthier routine together.
Move
Walking, training, stretching, or building a healthier routine together.
How It Works
Make showing up visible
Nano gives the group one simple place to start, post, and share progress.
Share one link and bring the group into the same place.
Photo and video updates turn small actions into shared momentum.
Morning Miles12 members · 20 posts in 30 days
Got it done. That counts.
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Who Starts a Nano Group?
For the people who bring others together.
You might be leading a program, a community, a team, or simply your own people. The job is the same: help the group keep going together.
Coaches & trainers
Keep people practicing between sessions and give progress a place to build.
Creators & influencers
Turn an audience into a shared experience people can join and return to.
Teachers & mentors
Help students and learners keep moving between lessons.
Team & project organizers
Keep a team or project moving with one shared next step.
Friends & family
All it takes is an idea and a few people who'd say yes.
A Place to Come Back To
The group gets stronger when progress has somewhere to go.
- One shared homeKeep the action, members, and updates together.
- One small postA photo or video makes showing up easy to understand.
- One visible next stepSee what is moving and return when you are ready.
Morning Miles12 members · 20 posts in 30 days
Morning miles before work.
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Got it done. That counts.
👏 41 comment
The group feed
Small wins, in one place.
Progress feels different when other people can see it too.
Before you start
A few useful answers.
Nano stays lightweight: one group, one shared action, one place to see progress.
Yes — that's the most natural way to start. Keep your group where it is, create your Nano group, and share one invite link. Nothing about how your group talks has to change; Nano just becomes the place where showing up lives.
There's no minimum. Most groups start with 2 or 3 people who'd say yes today. Start small and open the door wider whenever you're ready.
Not exactly. Nano is less about tracking a number and more about showing up together. Post a photo or video, see what your group is doing, and keep each other going.
Nano gives a group one shared action and one place to show progress through photo and video posts. When showing up is visible, it's easier for everyone to keep going.
No — and it doesn't replace the one you have. Nano gives the group a clear shared action and a place for photo and video updates, so progress doesn't disappear inside a long conversation. Most groups keep their chat; Nano is where showing up lives.
No. The group creator chooses a check-in requirement that fits the group. Some commitments are daily; others happen a few times a week. A missed day doesn't undo anything.
Anything people want to keep doing together: movement, study, creative work, family routines, volunteering, projects, or a commitment of your own.
A photo or short video of the thing actually happening. Everyone can react and comment underneath, so small wins get noticed instead of scrolling past.
Only members of the group you post to can see it. Nano does not have a global public feed. Opening an invitation never joins anyone by itself.
Yes. Start a group, invite people, and share updates for free.
Start with the people you already have
Give the group somewhere to go.
Create the group, name the shared action, and invite your people when you are ready.