RunPackGroup running app
A group running app for every run, not just the group run.
Your group might meet once a week, but everyone runs on the other days too. RunPack puts all of those runs in one private feed, so the group stays together all week.
How a running group uses RunPack
Make the group
Give it a name and share the invite link in your group chat. Friends tap it, or type the 8-character code.
Run however you like
iPhone GPS, Apple Watch or Garmin. Each run lands in the group feed with distance, time and pace.
Keep each other going
React with 🔥 👏 💪, see who’s been out this week, and with Plus chase a weekly group goal together.
Mixed groups
Different watches, different paces, one feed.
Running groups are never matched sets. Some people wear a Garmin, some an Apple Watch, some just carry a phone. Some run 5 km, some run 20. RunPack shows everyone’s runs side by side without rankings, so nobody feels left behind.
Together
Built around the group, not a leaderboard.
- A morning card: who’s synced, who’s fresh, who should take it easy
- A weekly group goal everyone adds to (Plus)
- Streaks and a weekly recap
- Route maps and up to 4 photos on runs (Plus)
- Report or hide anything, block anyone, leave any time
Questions running groups ask
What does a group running app do?
It puts everyone’s runs in one place the group can see, so you keep up with each other between group runs. In RunPack that’s a private feed, a morning card on who’s fresh, and with Plus a weekly goal the whole group works towards.
Does everyone need the same device?
No. Anyone can record with their iPhone’s GPS, and runs from Apple Watch, Garmin or anything else that writes workouts to Apple Health show up too. Everyone needs an iPhone.
How big can the group be?
Up to 4 people for free. If whoever owns the group has RunPack Plus ($4.99 a month or $39.99 a year), it can hold up to 30, and nobody else has to pay.
Is our group public?
No. Groups are private and joined only with an invite code or link. There are no public profiles, followers or leaderboards.
Can I be in more than one group?
Yes, up to five, for example a weekday group and a weekend long-run group.
Guides for running groups
- How to start a running group
- Running group chat: organising runs without the chaos
- How to keep a running group motivated
- Running with someone faster or slower
- A running crew with different watches
- Group run etiquette
Just a few friends? See the running crew app. Organising a club? See RunPack for running clubs.
Start your running group.
Free for up to 4. Send the link to the people you run with and they’re in with one tap.
Coming soon to theApp Store