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ridiculous.
Put it on the record.

The audacious, the absurd, the quietly heroic — every real thing you've actually pulled off, told beautifully and backed by receipts. No feed. No leaderboard. A record worth holding up.

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On the record this week
Finished writing a song mid-flight·Three continents in 24 hours·200 hours at the food bank·Slept on a glacier and lived·First half-marathon at 53·Built a working pinball machine in a garage·Foster-cared 4 placements this year·Ran 100 km on a dare·Restored a 1962 Vespa from a milk-crate of parts·Translated a novel after work, for two years·Rowed solo across the English Channel·Tutored a kid through algebra to a 5·Cooked dinner for 80 strangers, twice·Rode every metro line in Tokyo in one day·Finished writing a song mid-flight·Three continents in 24 hours·200 hours at the food bank·Slept on a glacier and lived·First half-marathon at 53·Built a working pinball machine in a garage·Foster-cared 4 placements this year·Ran 100 km on a dare·Restored a 1962 Vespa from a milk-crate of parts·Translated a novel after work, for two years·Rowed solo across the English Channel·Tutored a kid through algebra to a 5·Cooked dinner for 80 strangers, twice·Rode every metro line in Tokyo in one day·
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The premise

The audacious. The absurd. The quietly heroic.
One record. Yours.

The 4am training runs. The song you finished mid-flight. The 24 hours you spent on three continents on a dare. The kid you tutored for three years. The album. The marathon. The Saturday you cooked for 80 strangers.

Supermedal is for the wonderfully strange and the quietly heroic — anyone who actually pulled something off and wants it told properly, with the receipts. Not a feed. Not a leaderboard. A record.

Four kinds of champion · one record

Champions don't always look like champions.

The audacious

The ones who said why not.

Three continents in 24 hours. A song finished at 38,000 feet. The Atlantic, alone. Receipts: boarding passes, timestamps, the people who watched you pull it off.

4,128 wonderfully strange medalsSee
The athletes

The ones who finished.

Boston 2024. A 100-mile gravel race. A first 5K at fifty. Bib numbers, results pages, the crew at the finish line who hugged you before you cried.

12,407 medals on fileSee
The makers

The ones who shipped.

The cabinet you built. The album you released. The bug you fixed at 2am. The pinball machine in the garage. Work that exists, proven by the work itself.

8,219 medals on fileSee
The carers

The ones who showed up.

The tutoring, the meal trains, the search-and-rescue weekends, the Sunday phone calls. Counted in hours and in the names of people who can vouch.

21,884 medals on fileSee
Wall of weird wins

A wildly specific feat, told properly.

The whole point: medals don't have to be marathons. They can be a song finished mid-flight, a Vespa rebuilt from parts, a long-table dinner for strangers. As long as it really happened — and we can prove it.

24h · 3 continents

Lima → Madrid → Casablanca, in a single calendar day.

Rafa C.3 boarding passes · 2 customs stamps
Verified
Mid-flight

Wrote, recorded and bounced a song between LAX and JFK.

Maeve T.Garageband file · seat 14C
Verified
Cold open

Slept on a glacier. Got up. Made coffee.

Theo W.GPS log · −18°C · two witnesses
Verified
Solo · 21 days

Rowed across the Atlantic with a paperback and a stove.

Anya S.OAR log book · La Gomera → Antigua
Verified
Garage build · 14 months

Restored a 1962 Vespa from a milk-crate of parts.

Dario L.VIN match · 47 photos · road-tested
Verified
Tuesdays, 4 years

Tutored ninth-graders through algebra. All seven passed.

Priya S.Roosevelt HS · principal endorsed
Verified
Sub-3:00

Boston Marathon. Fourth time. Finally.

Jordan G.BAA bib 18241 · 2:58:41
Verified
Open kitchen

Cooked dinner for 80 strangers at a long table. Twice.

Wes K.Lights On · two events · 160 plates
Verified
One day

Rode every metro line in Tokyo. Photographed each end.

Kenji M.13 lines · Suica history · 282 photos
Verified
On a dare

Ran 100 km because someone said you couldn't.

Lila B.Strava · 11h 22m · 1 paid bet
Verified
Receipts over hype

Every medal, backed by something real.

A photo. A link. A name we can ask. We turn the claim into a record — quietly, without theatre. So when you hold up the medal, it holds up.

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Photo & link proof

Attach the bib photo, the GitHub commit, the program PDF. Stays with the medal forever.

02

Witnessed by name

Endorsements from coaches, colleagues, neighbours — by name and relationship, not anonymous likes.

03

Verified institutions

Boston Athletic Association. Eagle Scouts. Your school. We talk to them so you don't have to.

04

Time-stamped record

Every medal carries a date and a receipt ID. Immutable, citable, yours.

42,510
medals on the record
3,219
verified institutions
98.4%
endorsements held under audit
12 mins
median time to first medal
A medal, told properly
Verified · Boston Athletic Association
BOS · 04 · 2024 · BIB 18241
Boston Marathon, finisher.

“The kind of thing that fits in a sentence but takes a decade.”

JG
Jordan Gibbs
Writer, runner, youth coach in Portland · 12 medals

Jordan started running after a knee injury that doctors said would end it. Ten years and 4,200 logged miles later, the BAA stamped the receipt. On Supermedal, the medal sits between a poem he wrote at 19 and a Saturday spent coaching ninth-graders at Roosevelt High.

ENDORSED BY
3 witnesses by name
RECEIPT
SM-2404-A18241
FINISH TIME
3:42:18
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