Uniteam Mode

Overview

Uniteam mode pools each team member's individual miles to advance a shared team avatar along the virtual route. Instead of racing individually, the team collaborates to cover the distance together.

How Uniteam Works

In uniteam mode, every activity logged by a team member contributes to the team's total distance. The team shares a single avatar on the map that moves forward as members log miles.

Individual contributions are still tracked — each member can see how much they've personally contributed to the team's progress. But the competition happens at the team level: which team finishes the route first?

Team Sizing

The ideal team size depends on your route length and race duration. A good formula:

Route miles ÷ (2.5 miles per racer per day × number of race days) = ideal team size

For example, a 500-mile route over a 4-week (28-day) race:

500 ÷ (2.5 × 28) = ~7 racers per team

Super Team

For very long routes (15,000+ miles), you can enable super team mode — all participants' miles across all teams roll into one shared avatar. The entire organization works together to complete the route as a single unit.

This creates an extra sense of collaborative endeavor. Participants see their personal efforts directly contribute to something bigger than themselves.

Use Cases

• Factory teams across Europe: Each location forms a uniteam, competing to see which site is most active
• Charity races: Teams of supporters collectively cover a cross-country route
• Company-wide super team: All employees contribute to one avatar traversing a 20,000-mile global route

Next Steps