Things we shipped
Microsites, integrations and image pipelines for the endurance-sports industry. Most of it had one job: not to fall over on the day it mattered.
30-in-30 Run
A Strava-powered challenge microsite in four languages across ten European countries, turning each athlete's run into a shareable card.
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Finish-time photos
Every finisher sent their official time on a Subaru roof clock, emailed within seconds of crossing the line.
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Race data & imagery
Personalised finish-time images for a whole start field, generated and delivered while runners were still catching their breath.
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Breakfaster
Weekly Strava distance turned into wallet-card credits, redeemable for breakfast in Valencia and Barcelona.
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A Strava-connected virtual relay for Maurten and NN Running Team: four runners, a quarter marathon each, one team time on the leaderboard.
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Boozt.com / Göteborgsvarvet
A personalised video for every runner at Göteborgsvarvet, cut from eight cameras at Götaplatsen.
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TCS Trail
A personal video for every finisher of the world's largest cross-country race, delivered minutes after the line.
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Count down watch face
A countdown watch face for Garmin Challenge Herning, ticking down days, then hours, then seconds to the gun.
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Count down widget and watch face
A Connect IQ watch face and widget counting down to the next Göteborgsvarvet, kept current year after year.
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Participant info
Bib numbers and t-shirt sizes delivered as Apple and Google Wallet cards - the soft launch of RunRedeem.
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Participant info - Breast Cancer Awareness race
A second run of RunRedeem wallet cards, pink this time, for the Breast Cancer Awareness 5K Fun Run.
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Runblox
A pocket toolbox of running conversions - pace, speed and distance, in every unit a start line throws at you.
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Svettigklockan
The watch face that started it all - built for the original Fenix 3 in 2015 and still being downloaded.
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