A home for the Saturday run.
The meeting spot deserves an address a new runner can find on a Thursday night. A page holds the schedule, the spot and the crew in one place, and it is there all week, months before the run and long after it.
A club’s regular run deserves a home of its own: a page with a link that a stranger can find and a member can put on their phone.
Send one link to anyone.
Cover shot, schedule, the next three dates, the spot on a map and one-tap directions. Send it once and it keeps answering the same question for years.
The page does the admin. You do the run.
Publishing keeps everything open: time, spot, cadence, title and cover stay editable forever. These three are the ones coordinators ask for by name.
Weekly. Fortnightly. Monthly. Whenever.
Most tools know one word: weekly. Clubs run on alternating Saturdays, second Sundays of the month, and “when enough of us are free”. Pick a cadence, give the engine one known run date, and it does the rest.
Anchor it to one date
Give it one Saturday you ran and every fortnight after lands on the right week, and monthly means the second Saturday. Both hold their weekday.
Steady through daylight saving
The run is stored in its own timezone and projected in wall-clock time, across all seven Australian zones. 7:00 am stays 7:00 am on the morning the clocks change.
Subscribe once, all dates
Runners add the run to Apple or Google Calendar from the run page, as a repeating event.
The crew signs up.
Send the link, and people tap to join the roster. You stop keeping a list in your head, and the new runner can see that twenty-three people turn up before they decide to.
Without a cart, the year costs A$0.
A routine run sits beside a ticketed event as its own thing. It has no cart, so nothing is charged and nothing is owed. Page, crew, calendar, map and CSV, uncapped on runs and on crew.
Your weekly run
Page, crew, meeting spot, calendar, gallery, roster CSV. A$0, uncapped, for as long as the run runs.
A ticketed race
When you graduate to entries and payments, that is an event: one published per-cart fee, itemised at checkout. See organiser pricing
From sign-up to a published run
Create your account, turn on two-factor sign-in, create the club and add your run.
Name the run
Title, distance, and the spot you meet. Drop the pin once and the page draws the map and the directions.
Set the rhythm
Weekly, fortnightly, monthly or ad hoc. Give it one known run date and the next three stay right, forever.
Send one link
Runners sign in and tap Join the crew, and the calendar file adds the run to their phone as a repeating event.
Same corner. Same time. Every week.
Schedule, spot, crew and calendar in one console sitting. The page is live before the next run: weekly, fortnightly, monthly, or whenever the group chat decides.
A$0 all year · Uncapped crew · Your words only
