A marathon finisher poster with your name and time
Routeframe makes a finisher poster of the marathon you ran: the course traced from OpenStreetMap with the city, the distance, the year, your name and your finish time. Tell ChatGPT the race, year, name and time, see the poster in the chat, then order it printed (from $35) or framed (from $89), shipped to the United States.
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Coming soon to ChatGPT
Step by step
- Open Routeframe in ChatGPT. Say something like “Make a finisher poster of my 2025 Chicago Marathon: Alex Rivera, 3:41:27”. No GPS file or fitness app is needed.
- Check the poster. The card shows the course with start and finish, the city, the year, your name and time, and a dot every 5 miles or km.
- Make it yours. Pick one of six colour styles, switch miles and kilometres, or add a short line such as “First marathon”.
- Choose size and frame. 30 × 40 cm (12 × 16 in) or 50 × 70 cm (20 × 28 in), unframed or in a black, white or oak frame.
- Pay on Routeframe's site. Checkout opens on routeframe.ambientapp.ai, where you enter the address. Delivery is usually 5 to 9 business days.
Which marathons
16 races so far, including the Boston, New York City, Chicago, London, Berlin and Paris marathons. The full list is on the races page; more are added as their courses are checked.
Ways to get a finisher poster
| Routeframe in ChatGPT | Custom print from a shop | Make it yourself | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What you give | Race, year, name and time | Usually your name, time and sometimes a GPS file | A GPS file or a traced map, plus design software |
| Course line | Traced from OpenStreetMap, ready for each race in the catalogue | Drawn by the shop | Whatever you trace or export |
| Preview | Instantly, in the chat | Often a proof by email | On your screen |
| Printing and framing | Printed or framed and shipped, from $35 | Printed and shipped | You find a print shop and a frame |
| Race names and logos | Not printed | Varies | Up to you |
Questions
- Can I use my Strava or watch data?
- Routeframe doesn't need it and doesn't take it: the course comes from its catalogue, so you only give your name and time.
- Does the poster show the race logo?
- No. It prints the city, the course, the distance, the year and your result. Race names and logos belong to the organisers.
- Is the time checked?
- No. Routeframe prints the time you give, in hours, minutes and seconds.