Starting a new sport? Tempted by the best shoes, the best watch, the best whatever? Bribe ties every purchase to a milestone you actually hit. Earn the gear, then buy the gear.
The thing you've been putting off buying, or the goal you've been putting off training for. Plus your sport, your level, and 3 places in your city you'd treat yourself at along the way (bakery, burger joint, coffee shop — your call).
A clear main goal, 5 milestones to hit on the way there, and 3 small rewards from the spots you picked — gated progressively. Two minutes to set up. Train however you want. Bribe just keeps score.
Log your sessions, or sync Strava and let attempts file themselves. Hit each milestone, the next reward unlocks. Hit the main goal — that's when you go buy the thing. Skip the work — no payouts, no purchase. The only person you can let down is you.
She did it in 6 weeks. Earned.
Maria had been “about to start running” for two years. Three pairs of barely-used shoes in her closet. A half-marathon entry she paid for and didn't show up to.
So she made a deal with herself. The new GPS watch she'd been eyeing unlocks when she finishes a 10K under 60 minutes. Along the way: a flat white at her favorite cafe after her first week of consistent runs, croissants from the good bakery after her first 5K, a proper Sunday brunch after she ran 8K without stopping.
She didn't need a coach. She didn't need willpower. She needed something to lose if she didn't show up.
"Get fit" doesn't motivate anyone. "10K under 60 minutes by June 15" does. Specific, deadlined, impossible to fake.
The watch is sitting in your cart. Not buying it stings more than getting up early. Bribe weaponizes that against your couch.
The trap of every new sport: buy first, train later. The shoes don't make the runner. Bribe flips the order — the milestone unlocks the purchase, not the other way around.
Send your deal to a friend. They watch your progress, they roast you when you slip, they cheer when you collect. Public stakes are sticky stakes.
Have you bought sport gear in the last year that you barely use?
Have you signed up for an event you didn't show up to?
Have you said "starting Monday" more than three Mondays in a row?
Is there a thing in your cart you almost bought four times this month?
Would having a friend watch your every move actually make you do the work?
If you nodded at any of these, Bribe is for you. If you nodded at three of them, you're who we built it for.
MAKE THE DEAL →This is how you stop.
Two minutes to set up. Six weeks to deliver.
MAKE THE DEAL →