Booking software for run clubs.
A free run still needs a list. Know who is coming to the Tuesday 6am, mark off who actually turned up, and reach the whole group the morning the smoke rolls in.
Start with Google- Places booked for a run that costs nothing to enter
- Each runner marked attended or a no show after the run
- Pace groups published separately off the same start time
- One list to email when the track is closed
Online booking
Customers book themselves
Share your link and customers pick a service and slot at a price worked out for them, straight into your diary.
Learn moreOne shared diary
Peak hours, kept full
Every booking lands on one timeline across your spaces and your team, so nothing double-books and quiet gaps are easy to spot.
Learn moreBuilt for you
Built for every kind of run club business
Weekly social runs
The Tuesday 6am and the Saturday long run, each published as its own session so the numbers and the meeting point are set for that specific morning.
Pace group starts
A five minute group and a seven minute group published as separate bookings off the same start, so you know how many pacers you need before you get there.
Beginner couch to 5k blocks
An eight week programme published as eight dated runs, where the point is the same people coming back and you can actually see whether they are.
Time trials and club events
A monthly time trial with a real cap, because a marshalled course has a number past which it stops being safe.
See it in action
Every booking, in one app.
Schedule
Pace groups filling at very different rates
The fast group full and the easy group half empty is something you can see on Sunday night, which is when a pacer can still be asked, rather than in the car park.
Instant booking
A booking for a run that costs nothing
The place is free and the booking is real, so you get a name, a phone number and a head count for a dark towpath at six in the morning.
- Couch to 5k · 8 runs20 staffA$2,400
- Extra pacer · 8 runsCoachingA$640
- Club singlets20A$500
Get paid
Marked off once everyone is back
Each runner is marked attended or a no show after the run, so the club has a record. A workplace programme is quoted separately as a block.
Less admin, more bookings
Made for run club businesses
A head count for a run that costs nothing
You can publish a free run and still take a real booking, which is the whole point: you want the list, not the money. On the Free plan 200 bookings a month are included, and a club that outgrows that is a club with a very healthy Tuesday.
Marked off once everybody is back
After the run you go through the session and mark each person attended or a no show. Over a term that turns into something useful: who is actually showing up, who has quietly stopped coming, and how many pacers the Saturday long run really needs.
Pace groups that fill at different rates
Publishing each pace group as its own booking tells you something a single sign-up sheet never will, which is that the six minute group is full and the eight minute group has nobody in it. You find that out on Sunday night instead of in the car park.
When the track is closed or the air is bad
Everyone booked on the run is on one list with their contact details, so calling it off is one action rather than a chase across a group chat, an old spreadsheet and a couple of people who never saw either. Move the run to another morning and the bookings move with it.
Start taking run club bookings today
Set up in minutes. 200 bookings a month free, no card needed.
One app for every booking
Everything you need to run your run club business.
Capacity that holds
Set the places on a session once and booking stops by itself when it is full.
Email reminders
Confirmations and reminders go out automatically, so fewer bookings are forgotten.
Common questions.
Yes. A session can be published at no cost and still take real bookings, so you get the list and the contact details without charging anyone. The Free plan covers a generous number of bookings a month before anything is payable.
After the run you mark each person on the session as attended or a no show. That gives the club a real attendance record instead of somebody trying to remember faces on the drive home.
Publish each pace group as its own class at the same start time. Runners book the group that matches them, and you can see before the morning which groups need a pacer.
Open the session and you have every runner booked on it with their contact details in one place. Cancel it or move it to another morning and the people booked in are emailed.