One scheduled start
Scheduled start-to-finish races
Participants begin at a defined starting point and scheduled time, then race along the route toward one fixed finish line.
Mobile-first racing for organizers
Build the race. Racers bring the technology.
RAUXA turns each participant's phone or smartwatch into a race-day companion while you create, publish, collect registrations, and manage the experience from one platform.
Start organizing · Plan it with us
No specialized timing hardware required. Start free, or charge entry and receive 85% of the organizer entry price through Stripe.
Three RAUXA race formats
Your imagination is the limit.
Start with a clear race structure, then make it your own. Set a shared start time, define the checkpoints, or let racers begin individually within an open window. Every format runs through RAUXA on the participant's device.
One scheduled start
Scheduled checkpoint races
Participants begin at a scheduled time and race through a series of checkpoints. There is no required route between them.
Individual starts
Open-window, user-initiated races
Set a defined availability window, and each participant can start individually whenever they are ready within it.
Pick an activity. Shape the challenge.
Choose the place, distance, and challenge that fit your community—the formats stay flexible.
- Gravel cycling
- Trail running
- City running
- Road cycling
- Roller skating
- Casual downhill challenges
GPS accuracy can vary—especially at high speeds, on steep terrain, or in areas with poor signal. Downhill events should be treated as casual challenges, not precise competitions.
From idea to a mobile-first race in a few steps.
Create your race
Add title, story, sport, date or open window, course details, and entry fee in a few minutes.
Connect Stripe for paid races
If you charge an entry fee, complete Stripe onboarding so registrations can be processed and payouts can reach you.
Publish in RAUXA
Your race becomes discoverable and accessible to participants in the app.
Participants register
Racers sign up, review event details, and prepare from one mobile hub.
Participants race from their device
Racers use their phone or smartwatch for check-in, race flow, guidance, and progress.
Clear from the start
Know the economics before you publish.
Choose the model that fits your community. There is no RAUXA platform fee when participant entry is free. For paid races, organizers receive 85% of the entry price, RAUXA receives a 15% commission, and racers pay a separate 4% RAUXA registration service fee.
Free community race
No RAUXA platform fee
- Publish and accept registrations without charging participants.
- Test your format with a club, crew, or local community.
Paid race
85% organizer · 15% RAUXA
- The racer pays your entry price plus a 4% RAUXA registration service fee.
- Your 85% share of the entry price is paid through your connected Stripe account.
- Applicable tax is calculated at checkout from the race location and does not change the 85/15 split of the organizer entry price.
Stripe payout onboarding and acceptance of the current organizer payout terms are required before a paid race can be published.
Made for the new generation of race organizers.
- Run clubs
- Cycling crews
- Independent race organizers
- Outdoor communities
- Fitness creators
- Brands hosting activation events
- Local collectives
- Event startups
FAQ
Can I charge an entry fee?
Yes. You can set paid registrations so your event can fund itself and grow sustainably.
Do participants need the app?
Yes. Participants race through the RAUXA app on their phone or smartwatch for race flow and event interaction.
Do I need special hardware or timing equipment?
No. Racers use their own phone or smartwatch as the mobile-first race interface, so organizers do not need a giant timing setup.
Is this for small community events or larger races too?
Both. It works for grassroots pilots and scales as your race audience and event cadence grow.
Turn your idea into a mobile-first race.
Your participants bring a phone or smartwatch. You bring the route, the community, and the reason to race.