What to expect
- Squad starts and live gaps
- Ghost and target pacing concepts
- Spectator links for the people cheering
- Recaps for comparing efforts
Make a friendly race a shared event
Race friends on real runs
Whether your friends are next to you or remote, Runwiv gives the run a shared start, live context, and a finish worth replaying.
Join the waitlistRunwiv is in pre-launch. Features described here preview the intended product; device support and access depend on release availability. Join the free launch waitlist or try the spectator demo. No payment required.
Agree what you are racing
Start with a shared route, distance or time goal. Runners on different courses face different hills, surfaces and conditions, so decide how you want to compare efforts before the session. A friendly challenge works best when everyone understands the format.
Live sessions and ghost challenges
Runwiv previews shared starts, live squad context and ghost pacing concepts. A live race connects people running at the same time; a ghost or target gives context for a separate effort. Confirm which modes are available in your app release before relying on them.
Bring supporters to the finish
Share the spectator link with the people you want to watch. They can follow from a browser while the session is active. GPS data may arrive late and is not certified race timing; use the event organiser’s official results for official placings.
Common questions
Can friends compete remotely?
Runwiv is designed for shared sessions with local or remote friends. Different routes need an agreed comparison and reliable device connectivity.
Is Runwiv an official timing system?
A live GPS session provides running context. It should not be treated as an organiser’s certified timing or official race result.
Run together when Runwiv launches
Get email updates when the iOS and Android apps become available. The waitlist is free; no payment required.