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In a file-based Party, a participant uploads a recorded GPX, TCX, or FIT route to submit a result. The same file can also be used to create your own Party, but you do not need to create anything to join an existing event. Strava is demo-only for now and generates synthetic data.

We believe this is the best way to ensure challenges are authentic and routes are verified and ridable, not just virtual. This guarantees higher challenge quality, where the creator takes responsibility for their events!

You can use recorded GPX, TCX, and FIT route files both to create your own Party and its stages, or to submit a result to an existing Party without creating an event of your own.

Yes. Load saved stages from the Stages workspace and use them in a new Party without recreating the course.

Yes, use multi-stage mode and get stage + overall rankings.

A regular account and one sync action to submit their effort.

No. Rewards are an optional feature that the Party creator can enable for their event. If rewards are enabled, you will see corresponding information on the event page.

If the creator has enabled rewards, they will be unlocked after the submission window closes and the challenge criteria are met (e.g., reaching the required number of participants). Once the Party ends, qualifying winners will receive instructions on how to claim their reward.

Yes! Once the submission window closes, results become final and the sharing feature is unlocked. You can then generate a shareable image of your result and post it.

As long as the creator sets it for the Party.

As long as the creator sets the submission window in the Party.

Strava result loading is still limited by current API access, so the sync flow runs in demo mode and generates synthetic results until higher limits are approved.

Yes, the public page and QR flow are intentionally simple.

A Cycle combines several public Parties into one shared points standings. Each Party keeps its own results, while the Cycle aggregates places and converts them into points.

Yes. You can add your own public Parties immediately, and you can invite other organizers' public Parties. A Party appears in the Cycle after the owner accepts the invitation.

Points are awarded for place in each Party according to the selected preset or a custom points table. The Cycle standings sum those points across all accepted Parties.

Only until the first accepted Party in the Cycle has not started yet. Once the Cycle effectively begins, scoring is locked so the rules cannot change during competition.

Yes. You can sync route files from Dropbox, Google Drive, and OneDrive, so the best practice is to keep your GPS files in one chosen cloud service and avoid storing other sensitive data there for security reasons. We request full access, but we only look for GPS files!