The scale is moving. Cadoo makes sure your muscle doesn’t move with it — by paying you to stay consistent.
Zepbound (tirzepatide, weekly injection) is used for weight management. It’s remarkably effective at reducing weight — but rapid weight loss can take lean muscle along with fat, and that’s the part you want to protect. The fix is simple to say and hard to do: keep moving, and lift. Strength work and daily steps help you hold onto muscle, strength, and the results you’re paying for.
Hard part isn’t knowing that — it’s doing it on the days motivation dips. That’s exactly what Cadoo is for: put money on your goal, get paid when you finish, and let friends keep you honest. Every rep is AI-verified and every step syncs from Apple Health or Google Health Connect, so the reward only moves on work you actually did.
Pick a goal that fits life on Zepbound — a daily step target, a weekly strength streak, or a pushup/squat challenge — stake money on it, and collect when you finish.
Most experts say pairing a GLP-1 with strength training and daily movement helps preserve muscle while you lose fat. Ask your doctor about what’s right for you — Cadoo just makes the doing-it part stick.
You stake money on a fitness goal and get paid for finishing; miss it and your stake goes to the people who showed up. Money, friends, and verified proof turn “I should work out” into “I did.”
Daily steps (synced from Apple Health / Google Health Connect) plus camera-verified pushups, situps, squats, pullups, dips and plank holds.
semaglutide · get paid to keep your muscle.
Ozempic & Cadoo →semaglutide · get paid to keep your muscle.
Wegovy & Cadoo →tirzepatide · get paid to keep your muscle.
Mounjaro & Cadoo →semaglutide · get paid to keep your muscle.
Rybelsus & Cadoo →liraglutide · get paid to keep your muscle.
Saxenda & Cadoo →dulaglutide · get paid to keep your muscle.
Trulicity & Cadoo →Protect your muscle and your money’s worth — put a stake on your next workout and get paid to keep it up.
Cadoo is a fitness game, not a medical service, and this isn’t medical advice — always talk to your doctor about exercise on a GLP-1 medication. Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, Zepbound, Rybelsus, Saxenda, Trulicity and Victoza are trademarks of their respective owners; Cadoo is not affiliated with or endorsed by them.