Creating a community is a Fiz Pro feature — anyone can join one, but starting one needs Pro. Once it's live, members log scores as normal and those scores roll up into the community's own boards.
Go to Communities
Open the Communities area and choose to create a new one. If you're not on Pro yet, you'll be prompted to upgrade first — this is the one gate.
Name and describe it
Give it a name, a short description of what it's for, and a cover so it's recognisable. This is what people see when they find or get invited to the community.
Choose who can join
Decide whether it's public — anyone can find and join — or private, where people join by invite. Joining is always consent-based: members opt in, and their participation is theirs to manage.
Invite your people
Share the community with your gym or crew. As members join, they show up in the members list and their logged scores start feeding the leaderboards.
Run the leaderboard
Every workout a member logs ranks on the community's boards alongside the rest of the group. It's the same score that hits the global leaderboard — here it's scoped to the people you train with.
Want the full creator toolkit? See what's in Fiz Pro, or get the app to start one.