Found by runners who have not met you yet.
The page is public and readable without an account, and the club is listed in Find a club, where signed-in runners filter by the day you run, how often and your size. Somebody finds you on a Thursday night and turns up on Saturday.
This is the card the clubs directory draws for you: the same object, cover and all, that Find a club lists. A card says what it HAS: a counter appears when there is something to count, and a club with nothing else to say leads with its own words.
You don’t need a committee to start one.
A routine run is its own thing, sitting beside an event. It sells nothing and costs A$0 to anyone, so the group that meets at the bridge on Saturday can have a page of its own, set up by one of you.
Start with a name and a rhythm
A club here is a name, a meeting spot and a rhythm. An incorporation, an ABN and a willing treasurer are all optional: you set up the page and its weekly run, and publish when you’re ready.
A$0, from the first run
A routine run has no cart. The page works without a checkout, so the club owes A$0 and so does everybody who shows up.
When your club runs a race
Change the organisation to a company, charity, school or council in the console, with your ABN or ACN, a website and a verified email. The page, the followers and the crew stay where they are.
Your hero, alive.
Your page opens on a moving field, tinted with the club colour. Pick a field, turn the brightness and the angle, and publish. Tap a colour and every one of these tiles re-tints.
Prefer a photograph? Use one. Prefer neither? The minimal treatment is a clean band in your colour. Whatever you pick, you see it moving in the console before anybody else does.
We count the kilometres for you.
You get every finished distance from every completed event, counted the moment a result lands. Nobody types it in, nobody maintains a spreadsheet, and it is the same number at the AGM as it was on Saturday.
An address worth printing
Short enough for a singlet, stable enough for a council grant application. It is yours the day you take it and it stays put.
The club builder draws a scan code for that address, ready to print for the start line.
You get one stamp per role, inked the first time you wear it. The club lands on the same passport your finishes stamp, and the whole thing exports in one click.
Follow once. It follows you.
Runners follow the club directly, and followers see your next weekly run in My clubs. Following costs A$0 on one account, nothing to renew.
And a follower who moves interstate keeps following. The club stops being a list somebody has to maintain and becomes a thing people are attached to.
Your page stays presentable.
Story, gallery, the weekly runs, the socials row. You edit each of them from the console, and the page stays current between visits.
Live before the next run.
Create your account, turn on two-factor sign-in, create the club and add your run. Publish the page, and the club has an address you can print on a poster.
The look, the story, the gallery and the runs stay editable afterwards. Pick the address with care: publishing locks it in, and printed codes point at it.
Claim the page
Pick the slug: anyrun.au/clubs/your-club. Yours the day you take it.
Pick a look
Image, shader or minimal, previewed as you choose. Then light, dark or one of four crafty colours. One switch, whole page.
Share one link
Print the scan code for the start line, put the address on the singlet, drop it in the chat once. The page carries the rest.
Be the club with an address.
Story, look, gallery and the weekly runs. Set in one console sitting, and your club has a home that nobody else gets to shrink.
Free to publish · No caps on followers or crew · No ads
