Most run-tracking is built for the runner your splits, your data, your after-the-fact summary. But the people who actually care that you're out there parents, partner, friends usually get nothing until you're done.
So I flipped it: VOY turns your run into a livestream for the people who love you. You share one link, and they watch your route, pace, and heart rate in real time in any browser no app, no login and send cheers and comments that pop up while you run.
You can watch exactly what they'd see here, no signup: voyrun.com/demo
A few things I'd genuinely love your take on:
When you run, is there anyone you'd want to be able to watch live? (racing family? long weekend runs? safety on solo night runs?)
What would make the watching experience feel worth opening cheers, live pace, a finish notification, something else?
Runners here: what finally made you share a run with someone, if ever?
I'm a solo maker and reading every reply. Roast it, question it, tell me what's missing.
VOY turns your run into a livestream. Share one link and your family and friends watch your route, pace, and heart rate update in real time — right in their browser, no app or login. They can drop cheers and comments as you go, and see your Spotify track and photos along the way. Plan routes from Strava, schedule runs with a countdown link, and get a shareable recap with your map and stats when you finish. Built for runners who want to be watched, cheered, and remembered.
