For workplaces, clubs and communities

Get everyone moving. Not just the runners.

A team challenge on a real American road that walkers, runners and riders all join. Fair miles per person, a live board for the office TV, and about ten minutes to set up. Members join free.

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Free for up to 15 people · No card to start

SampleTidewren Health · Spring Road TripLive · Day 18 of 42

Miami office to Orlando office · 235 mi

  1. 1Finance26 mi to Kissimmee31.4mi a person
  2. 2North clinic12 mi to Yeehaw Junction25.2mi a person
  3. 3Lab services44 mi to Yeehaw Junction19.8mi a person
  4. 4Front desk30 mi to Port St. Lucie13.7mi a person
  5. 5IT and facilities22 mi to West Palm Beach7.8mi a person
4 of 5 town stamps reachedNext stamp: Kissimmee
A sample board for a made-up organization, Tidewren Health. Five teams race from the Miami office to the Orlando office, about 235 miles on Florida's Turnpike, each shown as a car on a map of Florida. Finance leads with 31.4 miles per person and has passed Yeehaw Junction. The Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach, Port St. Lucie and Yeehaw Junction stamps are lit; Kissimmee and the Orlando finish are ahead.

Sample board for a made-up organization. Teams, names and miles are examples.

What changes

Every reason step contests fade, designed out.

Step contests are won by the same few runners, and everyone else quits by week two. Ironstride is built the other way around.

The same few runners win
Teams are ranked by miles per personA team of 4 can beat a team of 12, and nobody has to be fast.
Walkers feel left out
Walking counts mile for mileWalk, run, hike, ruck, bike or row. Your place gives everyone a rank worth chasing.
Everyone forgets by week two
There is always a next townTown stamps, a live board on the office TV, a Monday email with the standings, and a finish line to roll into together.
People worry about privacy
First names and miles onlyOrganizers never see anyone’s route or where they live. No ad networks, and we never sell data.
Setup eats a week of HR time
About ten minutes, with a kitAn announcement, a poster with a QR code, a big-screen link and a recap at the finish.
Quotes, calls and contracts to see a price
Public prices, free to tryFree up to 15 people. Buy on the web by card or bank, or ask for an invoice.

How it works

Four steps to race day one.

  1. Pick a road

    A famous American road, or the road between your two offices.

  2. Make teams, or not

    Departments, clinics or classes, or everyone on their own board.

  3. Share the code

    Send the announcement or print the poster with its QR code. People join free.

  4. Watch it move

    Put the live board on any screen, then roll into the finish together.

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Close to home

A famous road, or a lap of the office.

Race coast to coast as a company, or keep it close: a lunch loop around the building, a route between your two offices, or a 5K for a cause. Every mile anyone moves, anywhere, counts for the team.

An example map of a made-up office. See more examples

The organizer kit in the app: a ready announcement with the join code, a poster with a QR code, a big-screen view and a recap at the finish. The organizer kit in the app: a ready announcement with the join code, a poster with a QR code, a big-screen view and a recap at the finish.

The organizer kit

Everything you need, ready to send.

  • An announcement with the join code, ready to copy or share
  • A poster with a QR code to print or post
  • A big-screen link for the meeting-room TV, first names only
  • A recap at the finish: team totals as a spreadsheet file and a finish postcard to share
  • Typed-in workouts follow your rules, so the race stays fair

A perk people actually open

Your people get the whole app, free.

Not a login to a wellness portal. Members get the same Ironstride anyone downloads: their own vehicle to build up, live races, Ghost race, Move together with friends and family, and their own road trips long after your challenge ends.

The silver tour coach from the Road Trip vehicles: polished aluminum with a maroon stripe and a wraparound windshield.

What it costs

Plain prices. See yours now.

Type your group size. These are the same public prices you pay at checkout. Members always join free.

What are you planning?

Pick one to see its prices. Every plan is free for up to 15 people, and members never pay.

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Group road tripPay once in the app. No subscription.
$19.99One time, for up to 30 people

Free up to 15 people · $19.99 up to 30 · $49.99 up to 50. Everyone who joins is free.

More than 50 people?

people
One challengeUp to 8 weeks · $5 a member, $99 minimum
$200$5 a person
Yearly planAs many challenges as you like · $299 a year minimum
$480$1 a person a month
  • $12members 1 to 500
  • $9members 501 to 2,000
  • $6members over 2,000

Founding organizations: half off the first year, by application. Full price list

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One-day eventRace day, with a training road up to 4 weeks before
$14950¢ a person

Up to 50 people $49 · up to 100 $79 · up to 750 $149 · up to 2,000 $299 · bigger by quote.

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Three ways to start

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Up to 15 people, every core feature, no card. Set it up in the app today.

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Simple, public prices. Pay by card or bank, or get an invoice. Members always join free.

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Founding organizations

We’re new. Be one of the first 25.

We’re choosing up to 25 founding workplaces, clubs and causes to shape Ironstride with us. You get a better price and a direct line to the person who builds it.

Apply to be a founding organization

Apply to join. Tell us about your group below, or ask from the app.

Half off your first yearOf challenges or a yearly plan, up to $2,500 off, once we approve your application. Then your founding price stays locked for two more years.
A direct line to the builderA call before you start and a check-in at the finish.
Your ideas on the road mapFounding groups help choose what we build next.
In return, only with your written OKA short quote and your logo on this site. Nothing is shown until you say yes in writing.

Talk to us

Tell us about your group.

A real person reads every message and replies, usually within one business day. We use what you send only to reply to you.

Prefer email? Write to events@ironstride.app

This opens your email app with your answers filled in, addressed to events@ironstride.app.

For IT and legal

Plain answers, up front.

Privacy

Members’ routes are never shared. Boards show team totals and first names. No ad networks, no tracking across apps, and we never sell data.

Privacy policy · Consumer health data

Terms, security and data processing

Read our terms online. Security details and our data agreement are available on request: support@ironstride.app

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Questions

Good questions.

What if someone doesn’t run?

They walk, hike, bike or row, and every mile counts the same. Strength days keep their streak. Teams are ranked by miles per person, so nobody has to be fast.

Do members pay anything?

No. Members always join free. The organization pays for groups bigger than 15.

What can the organizer see?

Miles, teams and towns on the shared road. Never anyone’s real route or where they live.

Are there ads?

No ad networks and no tracking across apps, and we never sell data. Organizers may show their own sponsors on their own event screens, results and patches.

Does it work on Android?

Yes. Ironstride is free on iPhone and Android, and Apple Health can bring in watch workouts on iPhone.

What can we show leadership at the end?

The recap at the finish: team totals as a spreadsheet file and a finish postcard to share. During the challenge, the live board shows every team’s miles per person.

How fast can we start?

Today. Setup takes about ten minutes in the app: pick a road, make teams, share the code. Up to 15 people is free, with no card.

Can we use it for a 5k or fun run?

Yes. See 5k and fun runs.