How it works
Set the goal.
Everyone wins something.
An athlete commits to a real time goal. Their people back it. On race day the result decides where the money lands: with the athlete, with a charity, or split between the two.
How it works
Three moves.
Set your goal
Athletes pick their race, then lock in a real, specific time goal. A PB. A sub-4. Not just 'finish'.
Your people back you
Share your link. Friends, family, colleagues pledge money, conditionally tied to your performance. Everyone has skin in the game.
Every outcome counts
Hit your goal and collect everything. Come in a bit outside it and you still earn a proportional share, with the rest doing good elsewhere.
Payout logic
Every finish
creates impact.
Every supporter picks, at the moment they pledge, where their money lands: how much goes to the athlete, how much goes to charity, and under what performance condition. Once made, a pledge's terms are locked and can't be changed. Nobody loses here. The money either rewards the athlete or does good elsewhere.
- All or NothingFull payout to the athlete if the goal is hit (within 2%). Otherwise the full amount becomes a donation to the chosen charity.
- Fixed SplitA supporter-set % always goes to the athlete regardless of finish time. The rest becomes a donation.
- Performance-ProportionalSliding scale: the closer to goal, the more the athlete keeps. Within 2% of goal is 100% to the athlete. Beyond that the balance shifts gradually toward charity.
Can't start or can't finish
- DNS (did not start): the full amount becomes a donation to the chosen charity.
- DNF (did not finish): the athlete keeps a guaranteed 20% for the work put in, 80% becomes a donation.
A day that doesn't go to plan is still a day that helps someone. The money always ends up somewhere good.
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