What to expect
- Public club pages and join links
- Events, RSVPs, attendance, and routes
- Live sessions for club runs
- Admin tools for organisers
A clearer plan for your next club run
Club OS gives run crews the operating layer around weekly runs: schedules, members, routes, event hosting, and public discovery.
Explore Club OSRunwiv is in pre-launch. Features described here preview the intended product; device support and access depend on release availability. Join the free launch waitlist or try the spectator demo. No payment required.
Runwiv Club OS brings club pages, member joins, event planning, RSVPs and routes into the same running platform. Live sessions and browser spectator links connect the planning before a run to what happens during it. Club subscriptions are not on sale yet.
Start with the meeting point, date, start time and intended pace groups. Attach a route so members can preview where they are going. Use the event to keep attendance information together and make changes clear before the group meets.
A useful public club page explains who the session suits, how to join and where to meet. State whether beginners are welcome and how pace groups work. Give new runners a contact route rather than expecting them to discover details in an old chat thread.
Check how a tool handles membership, organiser roles, routes, event updates, RSVPs and your club’s privacy needs. Try Runwiv’s public pages and spectator demo, then join the launch waitlist to hear when broader access and club plans are available.
Club OS subscriptions are not currently on sale. The pricing page explains the proposed plans and the launch waitlist provides availability updates.
The workflows cover small crews as well as organised clubs. Review the event and membership tools against your group’s needs and confirm plan availability before moving club operations.
Get email updates when the iOS and Android apps become available. The waitlist is free; no payment required.