Community guidelines

What other people can see

Your username, avatar, team names, the area you claimed, your posts, photos, comments and cheers. Never your recorded route — shared maps show claimed area only, and live positions are never published.

Not allowed

• Harassment, threats, bullying, stalking, or targeting a person or team.
• Hate speech or slurs, and content attacking people for who they are.
• Sexual content, nudity, graphic violence or gore. Sexual exploitation or abuse of minors is prohibited and is reported to the appropriate authorities.
• Content that reveals someone’s home, workplace, routine or exact location — theirs, or your own by accident.
• Photos of other people, or of children, posted without their consent.
• Impersonating another runner, an organizer, a sponsor or Corruns.
• Spam, scams, unsolicited promotion, or links to malware.
• Illegal content, or encouraging anyone to trespass or to run somewhere unsafe.

Upload only material you have the right to use.

Fair play

Every activity is scored on the server and checked for speeds that do not match the declared activity, impossible jumps and GPS gaps. Runs scoring in the middle band go to the organizer for manual review; high scores are held automatically.

• Do not record a run in or on a vehicle, and do not declare a ride as a run.
• Do not spoof, simulate, automate or edit GPS or imported data, and do not record someone else’s activity as your own.
• Do not share accounts, and do not create additional accounts to influence a challenge.
• Do not exploit defects, evade validation, or interfere with another player’s account or result.
• Do not run on private land, on closed roads, or anywhere you are not allowed to be in order to close a loop.

Confirmed cheating means the activity is rejected, and repeat cases mean removal from challenges or from Corruns.

Running safely

The map is a game; traffic is not. Obey road rules and signals, keep your head up, and never chase a claim into a road, a rail line, water, or the dark on ground you do not know. A pacer or a zombie is a training toy — it does not know what is in front of you. Territory is never worth an injury; a run that never closes still counts as an activity.

Reporting, blocking and appeals

1. Report — from a post, comment or profile in the app, or by emailing support@corruns.com. Say what you saw and where. Never send your password.
2. Block — takes effect immediately, hides you from each other in feeds and comments, and is not announced to the person blocked.
3. Review — reports are read by a person. Corruns may limit visibility, remove content, correct invalid results, restrict features, warn, suspend or remove accounts when needed to protect people, fair play, rights, or the service. The response may depend on severity, context, history and legal obligations. Illegal content is reported to the authorities.
4. Appeal — reply to the decision email within 30 days and a different reviewer looks again.

Reports about a challenge result go to the organizer, who decides held runs. Reports about safety, harassment or illegal content come to us and are never left to an organizer.

Organizers and sponsored events

Organizers see participants’ activity data for their own challenge in order to review it. They must not publish it elsewhere, and they must show accurate eligibility, prize and official-rule information before anyone joins. Sponsored events follow the same rules as private ones.

Age

Corruns is not for children. You must be 16 or older to have an account. Accounts we believe belong to someone younger are removed.

Questions about these guidelines: support@corruns.com. See also the terms and the privacy policy.