Your e-certificatePurple Preemie Global Run 2026
Thank you for running or walking for babies born early. Enter your registration number, confirm it with an OTP, then upload your run to receive your certificate.
Every Preemie Deserves a Solid START & a Long RUN
Three quick steps.
- Enter your registration number. It is in your registration confirmation.
- Enter the OTP. We email a 6 digit OTP to the email ID you registered with.
- Upload your run. A GPX file or a screenshot from your running app. Timed runners do not need to upload anything.
Your activity must be on Sunday, 15 November 2026, in India. Virtual runners are placed in the 2K Walk, 5K Run or Walk or 10K Run category from the distance in the activity.
A copy has been sent to your registered email ID.
Share it on Instagram
Make a picture of your achievement. On a phone, Share opens your share sheet, where you can choose Instagram. On a computer, the picture downloads and you can post it from the Instagram app. Please tag @purplepreemieglobalrun.
Your upload is being checked.
A member of our team will look at it, and we will email your certificate once it is approved. This usually takes a day or two. You do not need to send it again.
A GPX or TCX file up to 5 MB, or a JPG, PNG or WebP screenshot. A GPX file is checked straight away. A screenshot takes about half a minute.
Two ways to show your run.
A GPX file is the quickest, because it is checked straight away. A screenshot also works. If your app is not listed here, upload a screenshot.
How to get a GPX file
Open your app on a computer if you can. Most apps only offer the download on their website.
- Strava. Open strava.com in a browser and sign in. Open the activity you recorded (not a saved route), choose the three dots menu, then Export GPX. A file exported from the Routes section has no times and will be rejected. The Strava phone app does not have this option. On a phone, open strava.com in your browser and switch to the desktop site.
- Garmin Connect. Open connect.garmin.com in a browser and sign in. Open the activity, choose the gear icon at the top right, then Export to GPX.
- Polar Flow. Open flow.polar.com in a browser, go to Diary and open the session. Choose Export at the top right, then GPX. If you download a zip file, unzip it and upload the GPX inside.
- COROS. Open the activity, choose the three dots at the top right, then Export, then GPX.
- Apple Watch. Apple Health cannot hand you a GPX file. A third party app such as HealthFit or WorkoutGPX can export a workout recorded on your Apple Watch as a GPX file. If that is too much, upload a screenshot of the workout summary.
- Nike Run Club. The app does not offer a GPX export. Please upload a screenshot.
Please upload the original file from your app. Files that were drawn or edited in a route planner are sent to our team to check.
How to take a good screenshot
Open your recorded run in the app and take a screenshot of the summary screen. It must show:
- The distance and the time.
- The date. It must be Sunday, 15 November 2026.
- The activity type, which must be a run or a walk.
- Your name, if your app shows it. A name that does not match your registration is sent to our team to check.
Do not crop out the date or the numbers, and do not edit the picture. A screenshot of a map without the numbers cannot be read. If the first one is not clear, you can send another.
Which category will I get?
Virtual runners do not choose a category. We read the distance of your activity and give you the longest category you completed: 10K Run from 9.7 km, 5K Run or Walk from 4.85 km, and 2K Walk from 1.94 km. These allow for the small difference between GPS apps.
If you registered for a non timed category in Thane, your activity is checked against the distance you registered for. Timed runners receive a timing certificate from their chip time.
What if my upload is refused?
We tell you the reason on the page and by email. You can send up to 3 uploads. If you think we made a mistake, write to support@abunduntia.com with your registration number.
How is my information used?
We use your registration number, name and email ID only to send your OTP and your certificate. Your upload is kept privately, is seen only by the event team, and is deleted 90 days after the event. A GPX file shows where you ran, so please upload it only if you are comfortable with that. A screenshot is the alternative.
The QR code on your certificate opens a page that shows only your name, the category, the distance and the date.