Meet GoodRunss AI.
Meet GoodRunss AI.
GoodRunss was built at the intersection of sports, community,
and Carnegie Mellon innovation.
GoodRunss was built at the intersection of sports, community, and Carnegie Mellon innovation.
Built by a World Class Team
Built by a World Class Team
Who We Are
Who We Are
Who We Are
Who We Are
GoodRunss is the operating system for recreation — built to help facilities run smarter, players find games faster, and communities thrive. We believe every court, every gym, and every park deserves intelligence that turns chaos into clarity.
GoodRunss started as a simple idea: finding a good run shouldn’t be hard. On campuses and in communities across the country, players wasted time driving to empty gyms, crowding into overbooked courts, or dropping out altogether.
Our team — anchored at Carnegie Mellon University and shaped by leaders in AI, design, and business — saw the gap and built the world’s first operating system for recreational sports.
GoodRunss was piloted at Carnegie Mellon gyms, where it eliminated overcrowding, boosted utilization by 80%, and gave students real-time visibility into where to play. This success sparked partnerships with other universities, cities, and facilities.
Our founder, Anthony Edwards, is not only an MBA Candidate at Carnegie Mellon but also a Swartz Fellow, part of an elite program nurturing entrepreneurs who merge technology and business to solve real-world problems.
GoodRunss is the operating system for recreation — built to help facilities run smarter, players find games faster, and communities thrive. We believe every court, every gym, and every park deserves intelligence that turns chaos into clarity.
GoodRunss started as a simple idea: finding a good run shouldn’t be hard. On campuses and in communities across the country, players wasted time driving to empty gyms, crowding into overbooked courts, or dropping out altogether.
Our team — anchored at Carnegie Mellon University and shaped by leaders in AI, design, and business — saw the gap and built the world’s first operating system for recreational sports.
GoodRunss was piloted at Carnegie Mellon gyms, where it eliminated overcrowding, boosted utilization by 80%, and gave students real-time visibility into where to play. This success sparked partnerships with other universities, cities, and facilities.
Our founder, Anthony Edwards, is not only an MBA Candidate at Carnegie Mellon but also a Swartz Fellow, part of an elite program nurturing entrepreneurs who merge technology and business to solve real-world problems.
Our Values
Our Values
The Values Behind GoodRunss
The Values Behind GoodRunss
To transform recreational sports into a frictionless, inclusive, and data-driven experience — where every player can find their game, and every facility runs smarter.
To transform recreational sports into a frictionless, inclusive, and data-driven experience — where every player can find their game, and every facility runs smarter.
Innovation
AI isn't just automation it is intelligence that creates opportunity. Every feature we build isn’t just “cool tech” — it solves real problems for real people.
Innovation
AI isn't just automation it is intelligence that creates opportunity. Every feature we build isn’t just “cool tech” — it solves real problems for real people.
Community
Stronger play builds stronger communities. We design for connection: players meet, play, and grow stronger together.
Community
Stronger play builds stronger communities. We design for connection: players meet, play, and grow stronger together.
Simplicity
Seamless tech that feels natural. From AI dashboards to check-ins, our tools are built to feel effortless, not overwhelming.
Simplicity
Seamless tech that feels natural. From AI dashboards to check-ins, our tools are built to feel effortless, not overwhelming.
Equality
Sports are for everyone. We design for access and fairness. Recreation should be equitable — every player, every community, every facility deserves a fair shot.
Equality
Sports are for everyone. We design for access and fairness. Recreation should be equitable — every player, every community, every facility deserves a fair shot.