GraFeeti

GraFeeti turns Massachusetts into a board game you play with your legs. Every month, thousands of pins drop on runnable streets across all 14 counties. Run past one and it's yours to claim. Hold the most street cred on a pin and you own its wall — until somebody runs harder. HOW IT WORKS Start a run. GraFeeti tracks your route and flags every pin you pass within 75 metres of. When you finish, you spread your street cred across the pins you reached. Put it all on one to defend a wall, or spread it thin to stake new ground. Street cred decays if you stay away. Two percent a day, once a week has passed since your last visit. Turf doesn't hold itself. GO EXPLORING Pins two or more hexes from where you started are Explorer pins, and Explorer cred never decays. The far end of town is worth more than the block you always run. PAINT YOUR TAG Every runner gets a graffiti tag, drawn in the Tag Studio with spray, drips and overspray. Win a wall and your tag goes up on it for everyone who passes. CLIMB Own pins to score. First place on a wall is worth five points, second three, third one. County boards, a statewide board, and XP with ten ranks to climb from Toy to King. ON YOUR WRIST Track runs from Apple Watch, with an arrow pointing to the nearest unclaimed pin. A Live Activity keeps distance and direction on your lock screen. Finished runs write to Apple Health as workouts, with route and calories. MASSACHUSETTS ONLY GraFeeti is built for one state and covers it properly — Boston to the Berkshires, the Cape, the Islands, and every mill town in between. There are no pins outside Massachusetts. That's the point: a small map everyone shares beats a big one nobody fills. Free. No ads. Your location is used to score your runs and nothing else.