Partner Tracks
A partner track turns a real data moment into a playable race. It can be built around a token chart, market event, sports or esports stat, weather series, on-chain metric, prediction market, or branded dataset.
AI Trackgen helps make that partner data playable by shaping obstacle rhythm, checkpoints, pickups, and set-piece moments around the source.
What players see
| Surface | Player-facing meaning |
|---|---|
| Track title | The source and theme of the challenge |
| Source context | What data shaped the terrain |
| Timeframe | The candle or point interval behind the course |
| Theme | Visual dressing that fits the partner or event |
| Leaderboard | A fair comparison between riders on the same course |
Partner value
- Playable attention - players interact with the data instead of only viewing an ad.
- Shareable format - the race result, chart source, and leaderboard create natural social posts.
- Fair association - the sponsor can theme the challenge without changing scoring or physics.
- Repeatable events - daily, weekly, seasonal, or campaign-based tracks can refresh the same concept.
Fair-play boundaries
Partner tracks never sell competitive advantage. A sponsor can theme, name, and promote a challenge, but every rider gets the same physics, same route version, and same scoring rules. Sponsored content is a track format, not a shortcut.
For the base track model, read Tracks and Data Providers.