MileMade exists because the moments that define runners disappear the second they happen. No one's filming mile 60 in the dark. No one's capturing the crew handoff at 3am or the look on your face when you finally see the turn to the finish. Those moments just — go. And the people who lived them are left trying to explain something that doesn't translate to a finish photo and a time on a spreadsheet.

Boyd started MileMade because he's been that runner. He knows what those hours cost. And he kept seeing the same thing on the other side — race directors building something incredible with no way to show it to the world, timing held together by trial and error, and no recovery solutions other than a folding chair to sit in at the end of the race..

So he is working to build one company that does all of it.

• Media that captures the real race — not just the finish line — and gives runners something worth sharing and race directors marketing that keeps working long after race day.

• Event services that make the whole weekend feel intentional — hot coffee before dawn, cold plunge after the finish.

• And most importantly, build community and networking that connects trail runners and race directors alike.

One company. One relationship. Everything a race needs to go from good to worth coming back to. That's MileMade.