What to expect
- Public event guide pages
- Route previews and practical runner context
- Live web spectator links
- Scheduled run setup in the app
Connect event preparation and spectators
Running event live tracking for participants and spectators
For race prep, club events, and community runs, Runwiv makes the event easier to preview, follow, and share.
Browse eventsRunwiv 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.
Three parts of a useful event experience
An event guide explains the plan, a route preview shows the course context, and a live session lets supporters follow progress. Runwiv brings these ideas together for runners and clubs. An editorial guide does not make Runwiv the official partner of the event it describes.
Prepare the information before the start
Publish the meeting point, session time, route and how participants join. Check those details against the organiser’s latest instructions. Send a separate spectator link to supporters and explain when the live feed is expected to start.
Set realistic expectations on race day
GPS and network conditions affect the live map. Use official event timing for results and placings, and keep an independent plan for contacting participants. Runwiv is in pre-launch, so confirm access and device support before making it part of an event plan.
Common questions
Are Runwiv event guides official race instructions?
Not unless a page explicitly establishes an official relationship. Use the event organiser’s latest information for entry terms, closures, start times and official results.
Can supporters watch without installing the app?
A Runwiv spectator link opens in a browser. The public demo shows the viewing experience without an active real-world event.
Run together when Runwiv launches
Get email updates when the iOS and Android apps become available. The waitlist is free; no payment required.