PaceStory

08/28/2026

Cross country season starts this week. Send us your athlete's best mark and we'll make you a card.

Event, time or distance, and the meet it happened at. Track or XC, this season or last, doesn't matter.

We'll build it and post it back to you — yours to keep, yours to share, no charge and no catch. First 50, because we're making them by hand.

Why: a personal best deserves to look like something. Right now it lives in a results table nobody will open again.

First name only is fine. We won't post anything else.

Comments or DMs, whichever you prefer.

08/27/2026

TRC Race Management in Tampa is our founding timing partner. Here's what that actually means — and why the offer is open to every other timing company in Florida.

Their name stays on every mark they clock. Not for a season, not until a contract renews. On the result page, on the athlete's profile, on every card that mark ever appears on. Permanently.

Because that's the part nobody does. You clock the race. You produce the only number in this sport that qualifies as evidence. And then it disappears into a results page with somebody else's name on it.

The offer is identical for every company that comes in early:

Founding partner status, named on the platform.
Free integration and no cost during development.
A direct say in how the import works — your file formats, your workflow.
Your brand on every result you produce, at no extra work.

No exclusivity in either direction. We're talking to everyone. The companies who move first shape the product.

If you time track or cross country meets, our DMs are open.

08/26/2026

Same race. Same athlete. Same 22.18 on the screen.

Three completely different things underneath — and college coaches know the difference at a glance.

1. TYPED INTO A PROFILE
Clocked by: nobody. Wind: none. Changeable: any time, by anyone with the password.
It reads 22.18 because somebody typed 22.18.

2. HAND-TIMED AT A MEET
Clocked by: a person with a stopwatch. Wind: usually missing. Changeable: by the meet host.
A coach reads it as 22.42 — the standard 0.24 second correction for anything under 400m.

3. SEALED AT THE FINISH LINE
Clocked by: fully automatic timing. Wind: +0.4 m/s, recorded. Changeable: by nobody, ever.
Read exactly as it stands. No correction. No follow-up question.

That third one is the only version that counts as evidence. It's also the only one PaceStory will put on a profile.

The whole comparison is on the front page.

08/25/2026

6 hours.

That's how long it took last Saturday. Race at 9:40 in the morning. Results online at 3:47 in the afternoon.

By then she'd already asked me four times in the car. And I said what every track parent says: "I don't know yet, sweetheart."

She ran a personal best. We found out over dinner, from a screenshot another mom sent.

Track parents — how long did YOU wait last weekend? Drop the number.

08/20/2026

08/19/2026

Every track parent knows this moment. The race is over. The stands are buzzing.
And the result?
Somewhere on a website you’ll refresh 47 times, or on a printout taped to a fence.

We think that’s broken. So we’re building something different in Tampa – a platform where the result finds YOU, the second the race is scored. Built with certified timers, made for athletes, parents and coaches.

It’s called PaceStory. Results that find you.

🚀 We launch this fall. Join the start list – link in bio.