runs.space
Where products race to orbit instead of just launching.
Developer Tools·Productivity·Marketing
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runs.space is a platform where makers submit their projects as rockets, fueling each other and climbing from Earth to Orbit. Instead of a traditional one-day launch, projects run in weekly sprints and an eternal marathon until they reach 500 fuel and achieve a permanent place in the Hall of Fame satellite.
Designed for makers, developers, and creators who want continuous discovery rather than a single-day product launch. It offers both a free Walker tier and a paid Runner tier, featuring community-driven fuel votes where money cannot buy fuel.
What makes runs.space different is its persistent race model where nothing dies, combining weekly prize pools funded by entries with a long-term eternal track for every project.
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