NoomiClone's mobile app offers three daily challenges: Easy, Medium and Hard, each with its own reward. Daily challenges first appear in the 2.4.0 notes; the later update expands the daily set to those three difficulty levels. Read the current goal and reward in your app before starting, because a clip of an earlier day's task may describe a different challenge.
Start with the goal on your screen
Open the daily challenges offered by your installed mobile release and read the condition for each task. Use the Easy challenge to choose a manageable starting point, then decide whether you want to attempt the others. The developer's public notes do not provide a permanent list of goals or fixed reward amounts.
A challenge is different from free practice, a map-sharing code or a community competition. A working Map Maker code loads a player-made map; it is not documented as a way to claim daily rewards. See Map Maker and codes for that separate feature.
Turn a challenge into useful practice
- Read the full goal, including any condition the app shows. Keep it visible or make a note before changing your setup.
- Identify the part you need to improve: building a swing, timing a release, a body shape or a landing.
- Repeat a short attempt with consistent starting conditions. Change one input or timing choice at a time.
- Check the app's completion and reward display after the run. An impressive-looking clip is not proof that the displayed condition was met.
Those are editorial practice steps, not a tested solution to today's task. Our swing timing, twists and diving guides can help you isolate a movement instead of guessing a full button sequence.
Why changing the phone clock is not a solution
The developer's privacy policy says the game reads a date from online services to check the day used for challenge rewards. It keeps the last received date and today's challenge progress locally. Moving the phone clock forward is therefore not a reliable way to unlock another day's reward.
If the displayed day or reward status seems wrong, keep the installation and record the app version, connection state and exact message. Reopen the official app with a working connection and compare the status. We have not verified a reset time, a universal timezone or an offline reward-recovery procedure, so this guide does not promise one.
What follows your account?
The developer distinguishes backed-up totals from today's local state. Its policy lists the number of challenges completed and rewards claimed among account backup data, while today's challenge progress and the record of claimed days remain on the device. Do not assume that signing in on a second phone recreates an unfinished challenge exactly as it appeared on the first.
Before changing devices, read our progress backup guide. Keep the original installation until you have compared the result. If a reward is missing, use the developer support contact linked by the official app or store; this fan site cannot change game progress or issue coins.
Sources and scope
Reviewed October 20, 2026 using the developer's update notes and game privacy policy, especially its date-check and backup sections. Store versions may differ. We checked the published feature descriptions, not the completion or reward delivery of a live daily task.