Frequently Asked
Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

1. 01

   Why should I recommend ChalkClash to my box?

   ChalkClash benefits members, coaches, and owners: keep your box members more motivated and integrated into the community while having fun together. Let coaches monitor athlete results and fine-tune future programming with better time caps, scaling, and stimulus. Build a shared database for internal challenges, prizes, and special events to retain members.

2. 02

   Is ChalkClash free?

   ChalkClash is currently in "Open Beta": all features are available for free for you and your friends. After the open beta phase, core features will remain free forever, while some features will be premium and unlockable via subscription, along with additional clan member slots.

3. 03

   Is ChalkClash only for athletes?

   ChalkClash was built to make every crossfitter have fun: from hard-core competitors to beginners who never back down from a challenge. The app is designed so everyone can stay motivated and compete on a level playing field. With custom leaderboards and unified scoring, your level doesn't matter—you can always challenge everyone!

4. 04

   Can ChalkClash only be used in a group?

   The app is built primarily to help groups and communities have fun together, but it's fully usable by individuals who want to track their progress. Use the dedicated timers, log your PRs, and build a workout log to draw inspiration from in the future.

5. 05

   How does Social sharing work?

   Every score uploaded to the app or the general leaderboard can be shared in 2 ways. With the Instagram button, a sticker is created and automatically inserted into the draft of a new Instagram story, if the app is installed on the device. With the Share button, instead, you can export the sticker to share it in any other way or save it to your gallery; this is particularly useful for reusing the exported image for more complex compositions for Stories, Reels, or external editing apps.

6. 06

   What are ChalkClash clan moderators for?

   In each clan, the owner can choose which members can act as moderators. Moderators can work inside the clan to create and edit workouts and benchmarks on their own, while helping ensure members without that role do not accidentally change the essential data configured for the clan.