Behind every race is a complex web of planning, pivoting, and dedication most runners never see—a world where porta potties become logistical puzzles, weather keeps everyone on their toes, and race directors work around the clock to make magic happen. https://t.co/R2N78oYGMK
This account will be focused on product updates, features, and launches for tools that help race directors and event organizers.
Want to follow the full build-in-public journey - ideas, code, UX decisions, wins/losses?
👉 Follow @_briangaines He’s the one building it.
👋I invite you to follow me on this journey of building the #racemanagement platform. I welcome input, suggestions, feedback, and your ideas for features. Looking forward to connecting to fellow #indiehacker, #racedirectors, or #EventProfs.
While I'm building this #racemanagment app for #racedirectors, I'm experimenting with AI to vibe code this using Next.js. I come from a software engineering background and using cursor. My focus are my ideas and I'm going to try to have AI expedite the code for them #vibecoding
I started! I'm building a platform for #racedirectors based on needs/pain points often had when managing a race. Taking this one feature at a time and started with a basic UI framework. Getting started with a results cleaner feature. #buildinpublic#indiehackers#running
Race organizers & runners! What’s missing from your race management toolkit?
Dream up the ultimate feature for your Swiss Army knife of race tools, would it make your events smoother? Share your thoughts below! 👇 #RaceManagement#EventTech#runner#buildinpublic#indiehacker
A week from now I’ll be at the Mac N Cheese 5k helping raise money for @FosterSource! Join me! And use code KARA to get 15% off registration! https://t.co/vpg45nXqku
Tune in to this week's episode of the #HeadStart podcast, discussing: #SEO, Google's ranking algorithms, structured data, building backlinks, targeting user search intent, and more.
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@ARunnersResolve Don't try anything new on race day, make sure to train properly for the event, and be prepared for soreness after the race (aka, marathoner's limp)