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If you can prop a phone and run on the spot, you can play. The skill is in reading the trail.
A few feet away, front camera facing you. Lean it on a shelf, a sofa, anything. No mount needed.
Your stride moves your runner down the trail. Faster legs, faster pace. The camera reads your whole body in real time.
Wall ahead? Vault. Log? Duck. Rock face? Climb. Do the move, your runner clears it — and the trail keeps coming.
Every obstacle is a cue you learn in seconds — then the trail reshuffles every run, so it never plays the same twice.
The cues stay familiar so you always know what to do — but the order, pace and combinations are randomised, so muscle memory never turns into autopilot.
No forced playlist, no chirpy instructor. Put on your podcast, your album, your hype mix. The game handles the cardio; you handle the vibe.
Finish a trail and send it. They race your ghost on the same course, whenever they like. No scheduling a workout together — just a time to beat.
A premium game, not a subscription that nags you monthly. Pay once, own it forever, and founding players get every future trail pack included.
The single most fun thing in the game is the rivalry you didn't plan. Clear a trail, share the link, and watch someone try to chase your ghost down the exact same course. Then take it back.
CANYON RUN · 14 friends racing this week
You'll be too busy chasing the trail to notice — until you stop, and realise you're soaked.
Continuous running broken by explosive vaults, climbs and lunges. Your heart rate goes up early and doesn't get a breather until the trail ends.
Your legs drive the run, but ducking, climbing, lunging and jumping pull in your core, glutes and upper body. You move everything.
Thirty-five minutes is a genuine session — expect to finish flushed, winded, and glad of the sofa you just spent half an hour leaping over.
The faster you clear and the harder you push, the more stamina and conditioning you build — run after run. Go gentle or go brutal; the choice is in your legs.
We're not going to promise you abs in 30 days — your diet does that, and you already know it. What we'll promise is a workout you'll actually keep coming back to. Which, if you're honest with yourself, is the part everyone quits.
Proper cardio and HIIT — vaulting, climbing and lunging for 35 minutes will have you sweating. This isn't a toy with a step counter.
Got neighbours below? Switch on Quiet Mode and jumps become squats. Same trail, same workout, no thudding.
You play solo, at home, with only your own front camera. The footage never leaves your phone. Sweat, flail and look as wild as you like — no one's watching.
Once. Yours for life · iOS & Android
312 of 500 founding spots claimed
Yes — it reads your full body in real time using your phone's front camera, no wearable or controller. The demo video up top is unedited gameplay so you can see the responsiveness for yourself before you buy.
About four feet of clear floor and enough room to prop your phone a couple of metres in front of you. A living room, a bedroom, a garage corner — all fine.
No. The trail adjusts to how hard you push, and you set the pace with your own legs. Beginners start gentle; if you want a brutal session, the game will happily give you one.
Compared to other apps, maybe. Compared to what it replaces, no. Six weeks with a personal trainer is around £500 and ends the day you stop paying. This is one payment for something you keep for life, scales from gentle to brutal, and never charges you again.
No. One payment, yours forever. Founding players also get every future trail pack added free — no monthly fee, ever.
Turn on Quiet Mode. Jumps become squats and the loud moves get swapped for low-impact equivalents — same trail, same sweat, no thumping.
Play it properly, and if it's not something you come back to, message us for a full refund. No forms, no friction.