Most health brands make you choose between performance and lifestyle. Afterhours was built because we never believed in that choice. Train hard. Show up for the night. Fuel both.
Read our story ↓Fitness and fun were never opposites. The gym and the night out, the early morning and the late memory, the discipline and the experience — all of it is the same life. We just stopped pretending otherwise.
Six mornings in the gym. Back-to-back meetings. The workout you almost skipped. Afterhours is built for the side of your life that demands discipline — clean protein, real creatine, single-serve convenience. No blender bottle archaeology. No 40g scoops of mystery powder. Just what your body actually needs, in the format your day can handle.
Dinner with the people you love. The gig. The long way home. Afterhours is for the side of your life that refuses to be quiet. You can chase a PR at 7AM and still be the last one on the dance floor. We're not here to tell you which one matters more. We think both do — and we built a brand to prove it.
For years, the supplement aisle was a trap. Every brand sold you a single identity — the monk-mode athlete, the biohacker, the aesthetic guy — and if you didn't fit that box, you were supposed to feel guilty. Guilty for going out. Guilty for staying up. Guilty for having a life outside the gym.
Afterhours was built from the inside of that contradiction. By someone who trained six mornings a week and still showed up on weekends. Someone who couldn't find a single supplement that spoke honestly to both halves of who they were — so we made one.
QuickSet was the first formula. A single-serve vegan protein and creatine blend designed for schedules that don't slow down and standards that don't drop. 20g of plant protein, 5g of creatine monohydrate, no compromise. It's the supplement we wanted and couldn't buy.
A single-serve vegan protein and creatine blend built for the schedule that doesn't slow down — clean enough for the gym, complete enough to be the only thing you reach for after.
Everything since has followed that same rule: if it's not good enough for both sides of our life, it's not good enough to put our name on.
Three things we measure every product, every partner, and every decision against. If it doesn't clear all three — it doesn't happen.
Afterhours wasn't built in a boardroom. It was built between gym sessions and late nights, by two friends who got tired of brands telling them to pick a lane.
The half of Afterhours that lives in the contradiction every day — early gym, full schedule, and still the last one out at night. Josey leads brand and product vision, building the things he couldn't find on the shelf himself.
@joseygreenwell ↗
The other half — equal parts builder and operator. Mark keeps Afterhours honest from formula to fulfillment, making sure every pouch that ships actually clears the standard we'd hold ourselves to as customers.
@markhalsell ↗That's the whole thing. If it resonates, welcome in. If it doesn't, no hard feelings — we're not for everyone, and that's the point.
