RunPackGuides · 3 min read
Give your running crew a public page, without sharing runs
A public page for your running crew shows your name, size, distance together and milestones, and nothing about anyone’s runs. How it works in RunPack.
A running crew lives in a private feed, and that’s how it should be. But sometimes you want somewhere to point people: on a club’s website, in an Instagram bio, or for the friend who keeps asking what you all do on Sunday mornings.
What a public crew page shows
In RunPack, a crew’s owner can switch on a page at getrunpack.com/c/your-crew-name. It shows:
- the crew’s name and how many of you there are;
- the distance you’ve run together, in total and this week;
- the milestones you’ve earned, with dates.
And what it never shows: anyone’s name, any run, any route or map, and the invite code. Visitors who want to join still need a link from one of you, so the crew stays yours.
How to switch it on
- Open your crew in RunPack and tap the ••• menu.
- Tap Public crew page and switch it on. The crew’s name will be public, so you agree to the crew rules first.
- Share the link wherever you like.
Only the crew’s owner can switch it on or off. Switching it off takes the page down straight away.
When it helps
A public page is useful when your crew wants new people: a workplace club, a university crew, or a neighbourhood group looking for one more runner for the Sunday long run. A small crew of close friends can leave it off; nothing changes.