What to expect
- Alleycat checkpoints
- Turf-style team route play
- Infection-style chase formats
- Live cheers and watch feedback
Give your next run a shared purpose
Arcade modes make running feel less like another workout and more like a live game played on real streets, parks, and routes.
Explore ArcadeRunwiv is in pre-launch. Features described here preview the intended product; device support and access depend on release availability. Join the free launch waitlist or try the spectator demo. No payment required.
Runwiv Arcade explores outdoor running formats such as Alleycat checkpoints, Turf War and Infection. The aim is a shared game with live session context. These modes are part of the product preview; platform access and release availability should be checked before organising a session.
Choose an appropriate, familiar area where running is permitted. Agree the route, boundaries and finish conditions before starting. Keep attention on paths, crossings and other people. A checkpoint or score never overrides local access rules or a runner’s decision to stop.
A checkpoint session gives the run a route-based objective. Team formats introduce a shared score. Before choosing a competitive format, discuss experience, ability and the level of effort everyone wants. Start with a small practice session rather than an unfamiliar large group.
The Arcade pages describe Alleycat, Turf War and Infection, alongside the wider live running experience. Check launch availability before planning an event around a mode.
Runwiv connects live sessions with browser spectator links. The viewing experience can be explored in the public spectator demo.
Get email updates when the iOS and Android apps become available. The waitlist is free; no payment required.