Show Us Your Docs: Building an Alaska Native Youth Olympics Platform

​296 athletes. 37 teams. 17 scoring stations running live on the gym floor: all powered by one Superhuman Docs ecosystem.

​Welcome to Show Us Your Docs, where we spotlight people in the community doing genuinely cool things to push Superhuman Docs into places it's never quite been before.

​This session features Brittany Gene. If you've been around the forum, you've probably seen her post blow up — she took Superhuman Docs far beyond documents and trackers to build a complete event platform for the Alaska Native Youth Olympics. Originally developed by the Indigenous peoples of Alaska to build the skills needed to survive long Arctic winters, the Traditional Games are now celebrated through competitions where community, culture, and connection sit at the heart of every event.

​Brittany built a system that carried athletes from registration through live scoring and public results, and debuted it at the Juneau Traditional Games. It's the kind of build you might not think Superhuman Docs could support, but the ceiling here is high. With no playbook to follow, Brittany figured it out from scratch, and she'll walk us through how she approached it.

​What Brittany will cover:

• ​How she thought about Docs as a connected ecosystem rather than a single document, so registration, check-in, scoring, and results could all work together in real time

• ​The results: what worked when hundreds of athletes, coaches, judges, and organizers were all using it live

• ​The decisions and tradeoffs behind the build, including the parts that cost her some sleep

​Then we'll open it up for Q&A, so bring your questions about the choices she made along the way.

​Come see what's possible when you start thinking beyond the doc. Community by community.