59 designs. Some you earn.
All of them draw in portrait and 45 draw landscape as well, so one finish fits a story, a feed post and a link preview. None of them costs money. A few of them cost kilometres.
Your first result opens a shelf
Then five finishes open the next, then ten, then twenty-five. The tiers are named Local, Regular and Fixture, and they are the only currency here.
Locked stays visible
A card you have yet to earn sits in the picker in full colour, with the line that opens it printed on top. You see the whole set, and you earn each one by running.
Your card keeps its shape
A design drawn for portrait is offered on portrait canvases alone. Every card you can pick was drawn for the shape you are picking it in.
The design meeting, done.
Pick the gradient that sounds like your race, whether that is dawn start, harbour or wattle gold, and a line-work motif drawn in its voice. This board is not a mock-up: these are the engine’s own values.
Photo cards that stay legible.
Drop a course photo behind the card and the studio lays a glass wash under your words. It is blurred, darkened and feathered at the edge, so the type dissolves into the picture. The photograph stays the subject. The time stays readable.
Bring your own finish line
PNG, JPG or WebP, checked on upload so your card takes only files that work. Short of a photo on the day? Tap a gradient from the family.
Your photos, kept where you need them
Organisers bank 12 branded backgrounds for the whole team to use. Runners keep 6 of their own, in their own account.
Six display typefaces
Condensed, extended, geometric or a proper serif: each one sized to sit the same, so the layout underneath holds when you swap the face.
Frames, when the moment earns one.
Five ways to hold a photograph, all of them race furniture, not decoration. The portrait-only ones step aside on a wide card by themselves.
It leaves the studio with a shimmer.
Hit save and a holographic wave runs across the card while it rasterises: the studio’s way of saying it is done. Then you get a file, named after what it is.
Pick the ratio first and the shelf re-draws in it: same card, same design, laid out for the shape you are posting into.
Cards send readers to your page.
A finisher’s card in a group chat is the best advertising your event will ever run. The QR in its corner lands on your event page: results, photos and next year’s entries, on your own page.
It is printed into the pixels, so it survives screenshots, re-posts and the fourth forward of the morning.
And when somebody pastes the link instead, the card comes with it: the page carries it as its own preview, so chat apps and socials unfurl it properly.
Organisers brand once. Runners share forever.
The engine has two seats. The console sets the house style; the account beside every result is where the card gets made. The same engine draws your profile card, your passport credential and the organiser’s athlete showcase.
The card is ready for you.
Run the race. When the organiser publishes the result, the studio has your name, your bib and your time ready to post, in whichever shape you are posting into.
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