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A route shows the miles. You complete the story

Routes, races, photos and feelings brought together to remember what made each run different.

A route shows the miles. You complete the story

The situation

Distance and route explain part of a race, but they do not always preserve the goal, the atmosphere, a finish-line photo or how the day felt.

What it adds

  • The route keeps both the data and the context of the day.
  • Races and training runs leave a history you can revisit.
  • Sharing is a choice, not a requirement for keeping an activity.
Activity, context and continuity

How YouVisible fits

1

Add the race or run

The activity brings together the date and, when available, the route from that day.

2

Complete what the data says

Photos, a race number or a note add goals, feelings and context.

3

Connect routes and stages

Races and training runs join a history that shows continuity.

4

Choose what others see

Keep the activity or share it through a link whenever you choose.

Why this case is different

A route lets you see where you ran. A race can also hold months of preparation, a bib, a personal goal or a photo that the miles alone do not explain.

YouVisible keeps the activity at the centre and adds those moments. GPS has a natural supporting role here, but the case does not depend on a particular device or reduce running to a map.

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