Coming soon
Your races, drawn
line by line.
Upload the GPX, FIT or TCX file from Strava, Garmin, COROS or any GPS watch. We turn that route into pen-plotted line art — every street you ran, every contour you climbed — drawn by a real pen on archival card.
- Street or topographic bases
- Archival pigment ink & acid-free card
- Route files parsed in your browser
Two ways to see your story
Choose your base map
The same race reads two ways. Street maps show the city you conquered; contour maps show the mountains you climbed. Both are plotted as pure line work — no fills, no print.
Click to inspect the pen work
New York City Marathon
Every bridge, boulevard and borough street under your feet, weighted by rank — motorways heavy, footpaths whisper-thin.
Click to inspect the pen work
UTMB® Mont-Blanc
The massif in elevation contours cut from a digital height model — your route in red thread through the folded terrain.
Click to inspect the pen work
Thëth–Valbona Pass
The Accursed Mountains of northern Albania — the Valbona valley and Maja Jezerce in contours, the traverse drawn in orange.
Click to inspect the pen work
Montreux–Bulle
The Vaudois Alps between Lake Geneva and Gruyère, in green contour lines with the route threaded through in burgundy.
These are full-resolution vector plots. The files are large, so the artwork only downloads when you open it — then drag to pan and scroll to zoom down to the individual pen strokes.
How it works
From watch to wall
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Upload your file
Export from Strava, Garmin Connect, COROS or any platform — GPX, FIT or TCX. The route is parsed right in your browser and never has to leave it.
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Compose the sheet
Pick a street or contour base, paper size, ink and card colour. Frame the map on the route itself and preview the exact line work before you order.
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We plot and post
A pen plotter draws your sheet at true paper scale — real ink, pressed into real fibre — then it ships flat, protected, ready to frame.
Made to outlast the medal
Archival is the only way we print
Nothing here is printed. A plotter holds a technical pen and draws your route the way a cartographer would — and every material is chosen to hold its line for a century.
Pigment ink, not dye
Archival Sakura Pigma Micron technical pens — waterproof, chemical-proof and fade-resistant pigment. Nibs from a whisper-fine 0.05 mm up to a bold 0.5 mm carry the line hierarchy, and each ink colour is a separate, deliberate pass of the pen.
Acid-free card stock
Heavyweight (~300 gsm) acid-free, lignin-free archival card in brilliant white through to warm natural tones. No optical brighteners to yellow, no wood pulp to brown — the sheet stays as it left the pen.
True vector line work
Each sheet is drawn from vector geometry at exact paper scale. The pen touches the card and pulls a real line — no halftone dots, no banding, no ink spray. Zoom in and you find strokes, not pixels.
Rated for the long run
Pigment ink on acid-free stock is rated for well over a hundred years of indoor display — longer under glass. Your great-grandkids can still read your splits in the line weight.
Sizes & pricing
Pick your podium
A4
210 × 297 mm · 8 × 12 in
$—launch price tbc
- Street or contour base
- Single ink or two-colour route
- Archival card, standard white
Most popular
A3
297 × 420 mm · 12 × 16 in
$—launch price tbc
- Everything in A4
- Full palette of archival inks
- Natural and bright white stocks
A2
420 × 594 mm · 16 × 20 in
$—launch price tbc
- Everything in A3
- Statement scale for big courses
- Ships flat in rigid board packaging
Prices are placeholders until launch — join the list above and you'll hear the moment the plotter goes live.
Be first on the start line
Leave your email and we'll send one note when the doors open — course maps, inks, and an opening discount for early birds.