HypER-5 is the web platform that manages the homonymous challenge of the Maratone Emilia-Romagna circuit: completing the five regional marathons of Bologna, Parma, Ravenna, Reggio Emilia and Rimini by April 2030. It is not a showcase site, it is a working application with user authentication, automatic processing of race results and dynamic generation of personalised documents. It is developed entirely with RediGo, goNet's proprietary CMS written by hand in HTML, CSS and JavaScript, which here is used not as a content manager but as the engine of a complete application system, on a dedicated subdomain.

The functioning is designed to be transparent to the athlete: you register for the circuit, you run, and the platform does the rest. The results of each race are processed and uploaded automatically within about ten working days of the conclusion of the event, without the user having to do anything. Those who register after having already run some races starting from October 2025 still see their own previous results uploaded and counted. Access to the dashboard happens through credentials or with a six-digit OTP code received by email, with an interface available also in English.

The personal dashboard is built to measure with RediGo and allows each athlete to consult the updated results of all the races completed, monitor the progress in the challenge and access the platform's features. The interface is designed to be immediate and readable even for non-technical users: a runner must understand at a glance where they are in their own path, how many marathons they have completed and what they are missing to become a finisher.

One of the most distinctive features of the project is the automatic generation of the digital passport: RediGo processes the data of the races completed by each athlete and dynamically produces a personalised visual document that gathers the stamps of all the marathons brought to completion. The passport can be downloaded from the dashboard in JPG format and is ready to be published on social media, a feature built entirely by hand that has no equivalents in ready-made solutions.

Analogously, the platform manages the generation of the personalised medal for each finisher athlete, automatically producing the celebratory material starting from the completion data. The physical medal is then delivered at a dedicated corner set up on the occasion of each of the five marathons, turning a digital process into a physical and collective moment of celebration. Those who complete all the stages become Ambassadors of the circuit and are inserted into the public Hall of Fame dedicated to the finishers, a page that makes visible and recognisable the commitment of those who have brought the challenge to completion. The structure of the platform is extendable for new editions, races and features without touching the base architecture.