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Version 1.0.1 · 2025-12-31
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RunSpeaker
RunSpeaker is a voice-powered app built for race announcers and speakers at running races and sporting events. Simply say a bib number out loud and the app instantly displays the runner’s details, helping you announce faster, more smoothly, and without breaking the flow of the event.
Designed for live race environments, RunSpeaker lets you stay focused on narration while the app handles runner identification in real time.
Perfect for
• 5K and 10K races
• Half marathons and marathons
• Trail running events
• Triathlons and cycling races
• Any sporting event that uses bib numbers
It’s also a valuable tool for organizing teams that need to identify participants quickly and reliably.
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