Questions?

Tam turns walks, runs, and bike rides into territory you can claim, expand, and defend.

Record a real activity and complete a valid loop. The area inside the loop can become yours.

Yes. Another valid activity can capture territory when it covers enough of the existing area.

It can help you expand or reinforce your area, but it does not create duplicate territory.

Yes. Activities under 200m are still saved and contribute to your activity history, distance, steps, streaks, and progress. They are labelled Too short and are not sent through territory validation or awarded territory credit.

No. Location is used for recording activities. You control the permission and can disable it when you are not recording.

Tam can use motion and fitness permissions to calculate steps and movement metrics where supported by your device.

Tam is designed to limit background work and collect route data efficiently. GPS recording naturally uses more battery than ordinary app use.

Yes. Share settings let you control route details and the metrics shown in your activity export.

Selected photos remain managed by your device unless you explicitly create or share an export. See our Privacy Policy for more detail.

Zombie Mode is a motivational mode that encourages steady movement during a recording. It does not stop the activity if you are caught.

Yes. You can connect with friends, use accountability features, join challenges, and compare progress.

Yes. After connecting the health service in Settings, Tam shows recent completed workouts for you to review and import. Tam can read route, distance, duration, steps, pulse, and supported elevation data when the source provides them.

Only workouts recorded after you connect Tam, plus the limited 24-hour onboarding window, are eligible for territory credit. Older workouts can still be imported for your activity history and metrics.

Tam looks for your fastest continuous 1K, 5K, 10K, 20K, and half-marathon efforts inside valid activities. A longer activity can contain several personal records.

Challenges count only after you join them. This keeps challenge progress focused on participating members and avoids processing every user for every challenge.

Clubs are groups for local competition and shared goals. Join a club to compare progress, take part in club challenges, and build momentum with people around you.

Yes. Deletion begins with a 30-day recovery period. Signing in during that period restores the account.

Tam is free to download and use at launch. Any optional paid features will be described clearly before purchase.

Tam is available for iPhone and Android. Some metrics and permissions can vary by device and operating system.