Josh had been running for years, but the grind of training alone was starting to wear him down. Long runs dragged on endlessly, alarms were too easy to snooze, and without a training partner his pacing was always hit-or-miss. His watch could track splits, but it couldn’t correct his form or give him the push he needed mid-run. On race days he found himself surrounded by thousands, realising too late that training in isolation hadn’t prepared him for the rhythm and energy of competition.

That frustration became the spark. Josh knew runners like him didn’t just need another tracker, they needed connection, accountability, and real-time support. That’s why he set out to build a platform where solo training could feel less lonely, and where runners could tap into the motivation of having a partner by their side, anytime and anywhere.