Effective 27 August 2026
Rules v2
One Winter. 90 days. No missed days.
The rules
- A Winter Pass buys one attempt of 90 consecutive days.
- A day counts when at least one genuine recorded movement overlaps it. There is no minimum duration, distance, pace, or intensity.
- You choose the activity. Any workout your iPhone or Apple Watch records counts, including ones from other apps.
- A manually typed workout does not count. Only a performed, recorded one does.
- Days are measured in the timezone you choose when you start, and that timezone is locked for the whole attempt.
- Evidence may arrive up to 48 hours after a day closes. A day is only decided once that window has passed.
- A missed day ends the attempt once its 48-hour window expires.
- Day 7, Day 30, and Day 60 are moments of recognition. Nothing is charged and nothing changes.
- A confirmed Day 90 completes the Winter.
- Completing or ending a Winter never disables free recording, Apple Health import, Home, or your history.
- You may buy another Winter Pass later at the then-current price. It creates a new attempt and leaves the previous record unchanged.
- There is no subscription, no renewal, no continuation charge, and no way to buy back a missed day.
An attempt keeps the rules it was started under for its whole life. If these change, a Winter already running is unaffected.