What to expect
- Create and edit route ideas
- Use routes in live sessions
- Share route context with clubs and supporters
- Built for training runs and event guides
Turn a route idea into a shared run
Route Studio helps runners and clubs move from a vague idea to a run people can actually follow, preview, and share.
Open routesRunwiv 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 Route Studio is designed to connect route preparation with a run: create or import a route, preview it, then use it in a session or club event. Public route previews give runners and supporters context before the start.
Decide on distance, start and finish points, surface and hills. For a group, include the meeting point, regrouping locations and a shorter option when needed. A route line alone does not explain those practical details.
A GPX file describes geographic points. After importing a file, check its direction, start location and distance rather than assuming it matches the route you want. Preview the line and use local knowledge to identify access restrictions or unsuitable sections.
Maps and route files can be out of date. Check paths, lighting, crossings and local access conditions before the session. A planned route is not a guarantee that a path is open or suitable on the day. Read our route verification notes for more context.
Runwiv connects route planning with club and live session workflows, so the planned route can be shared with the people joining the run.
No. Importing a file does not verify access, surface, current conditions or official race status. Review the route before using it.
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