
runs.space turns product launches into an ongoing race instead of a single day. Submit your project and it becomes a rocket on the track. Other people fuel it -- one fuel per person per rocket per week, never your own -- and it climbs from Earth toward Orbit at 500 fuel. Two races run at once: the Weekly Sprint (Monday-Sunday UTC) pays a real cash prize, 50% of that week's paid Runner-ticket revenue, to whoever gets the most fuel that week. The Marathon tracks your own lifetime climb to 500 fuel -- reach it and you get a permanent, gold-badged Hall of Fame page. Orbit can't be bought. Walker is free forever: one active rocket, 3 fuel/day to give away, and full prize eligibility -- a free entry can win exactly like a paid one. Runner ($19/race or $39/mo) gives 10 fuel/day plus a weekly 5x Super Fuel, and funds the pool everyone races for. Paying only ever buys visibility, never a vote. Genesis, the first-ever race, is live now with real builders already on the grid.




Hi! Quick story about coffee and indie builders.
You spent more than $15 on coffee this week. You'll spend more next week. And the week after that.
A Featured Brew costs $15. Once. No subscription. No renewal. Your tool pinned to the top of the feed for 7 days โ in front of every founder browsing for their next stack.
The coffee is gone by noon. The listing stays for years.
The coffee is gone by noon. This isn't.
Same weekly spend. One lasts forever.