TAYA – To All You Athletes
Social fitness with friends
About
This app connects you with friends to track and share your daily physical activities. See your community move to stay motivated and build healthy habits together. Log any activity, build streaks, and create your unique athlete profile.
What's New in TAYA
1.8
August 14, 2026
1.8 - Fixed a crash when adding more than one video clip to a move - Fixed a crash when pasting a long caption - Fixed muffled audio in the video trimmer - Photos no longer lose their selection while you're picking them, including when your photo library is locked with Face ID - Buttons at the top of the feed now respond anywhere you tap, not just the center - Your own profile no longer shows a follow button - The app now retries on its own if it can't reach the server when you open it
MoreFAQ
What is TAYA?
TAYA is a social fitness app designed to help you stay motivated by seeing your friends' daily movements. It allows you to log your own activities, build streaks, and connect with a global community of athletes.
How do I log an activity in TAYA?
You can log an activity by selecting from 26 pre-defined options, adding a brief description of how it went, and saving it. You can also backdate activities if you forget to log them on the same day.
Can I customize my profile in TAYA?
Yes, TAYA allows you to build your athlete identity by writing a tagline and answering personal questions about your fitness habits, making your profile unique.
Does TAYA have ads?
No, TAYA is ad-free. The app focuses on providing a clean experience with only the movements of people you care about.
What devices does TAYA support?
TAYA is currently supported on iPhone devices.
How often is TAYA updated?
The latest version of TAYA is 1.8, and it was last updated on August 14, 2026. This indicates a relatively frequent update schedule.
What is the age rating for TAYA?
TAYA has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.
How does TAYA handle user interaction?
Users can interact by liking and commenting on the moves logged by their friends and other athletes, providing encouragement and support.