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Corunner

SportsTech · Race Communities

Your existing race tools. Your brand. One connected experience.

Corunner connects the tools race organizers already use with a branded site, season-long gamification and social sharing. Registration and results stay connected to their existing platforms, while organizers manage the series experience, content, sponsors and rewards in one place.

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Rundusky homepage with Run Sandusky branding and waterfront imagery
Boy with the Boot 5K event page with a RunSignup registration link
Kyle Roth’s signed-in Rundusky profile on a phone, with personal branding, series points and badges

How does Corunner fit the tools a series already uses?

Build on the tools already in place

Race organizers already have registration, results and management tools they rely on. Corunner is designed to integrate with that setup, not replace it. The opportunity is to connect those systems to a consistent, branded experience where runners can follow the season and organizers can manage the parts that bring their community together.

Explore Corunner’s features and demo

What does Corunner bring together?

One branded experience

I built the platform around branded series sites and integrations with the tools organizers and runners use. Registration and race data connect through services such as RunSignup, while Strava connects participant activity. Each series can apply its own colors, typography, imagery and sponsor identity across events, standings and participant profiles.

A central management area brings together events, participants, volunteers, sponsors, badges, media and site settings. That gives organizers one place to shape their series experience while continuing to use their existing registration and results workflows.

Points, standings, milestones and sponsored badges give runners ways to follow their progress through a season. Profiles collect results and achievements, with social-share links and automatically generated preview images that carry the series branding beyond the site.

  • Keep the tools that already work

    Connect existing registration, results and activity platforms to the series experience. Corunner adds a shared home for the brand and community around those workflows.

  • Make the series unmistakably yours

    Colors, fonts, images, events and sponsor placements give each series its own identity across the public site and participant experience.

  • Manage the experience in one place

    Bring site content, events, people, sponsors and achievement rules into a central management area, supported by integrations and exports.

My Rundusky profile · the participant experience on a phone

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Kyle Roth’s signed-in Rundusky profile on a phone, with personal branding, series points and badges

My Rundusky profile · the participant experience on a phone

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A real social-share preview

This is the actual 1200 × 630 Open Graph image generated by Corunner for Boy with the Boot 5K. The event’s name, date, location and sponsors travel with Rundusky’s branding when its link is shared on platforms that support Open Graph previews.

Actual event share image · Boy with the Boot 5K · 1200 × 630

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Rundusky Boy with the Boot 5K share card with July 4, 2026 date, Washington Park location, fountain photograph and sponsor logos

Actual event share image · Boy with the Boot 5K · 1200 × 630

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Technical details
  • React and TypeScript frontend with Supabase-backed tenant configuration, data and storage.
  • Integration workflows for race registration, participants, results and activity data, including RunSignup and Strava; connection availability depends on provider setup and permissions.
  • Tenant-specific branding, role-based administration, badge rules, sponsor placements and CSV exports.
  • Open Graph images generated with Satori and resvg through a Supabase Edge Function, with branded templates for series, events, participant profiles and badges.

How does the experience reach beyond race day?

Give every achievement somewhere to go

Rundusky brings the idea to life with a branded home for a nine-event series in Sandusky. Boy with the Boot 5K carries that identity through event details, sponsor placements and its social-share card, while registration connects back to RunSignup. Points, standings and badges give the community reasons to stay engaged between races.

  • Build momentum across the season

    Points, badges and standings make participation visible and give runners another milestone to work toward.

  • Let runners share their progress

    Profiles and achievements have share links and branded previews, making a runner’s accomplishment an opportunity to introduce the series to someone new.

  • Carry sponsors into the celebration

    Sponsor placements can appear alongside badges and events, connecting recognition to moments participants want to share.

Can I explore it?

Explore Corunner

Visit corunner.io to explore the features and try the demo. Development continues with founding partners for the 2027 season. The screenshots use Rundusky to show the branded series, Boy with the Boot 5K, and my own profile and badge experience.

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