RunPackRunning club app
The running club app for the whole week.
Your club meets once or twice a week. The rest of the week, everyone runs on their own. RunPack gives the group a private feed of those runs, a weekly goal to chase together, and a reason to show up next time.
Setting it up for your club
Create the crew
Give it your club’s name. With Plus it holds up to 30 members; split a big club into pace groups if you like.
Share one link
Post the invite link in your club chat or put the 8-character code on a flyer. It opens straight in RunPack.
Set this week’s goal
Pick a preset — a number of workouts together, everyone checking in, or everyone sleeping 7 hours — and watch it fill.
Between meetups
Every member’s runs, in one place.
Runs recorded in RunPack, on an Apple Watch or on a Garmin all land in the club’s feed — distance, pace and time, plus route maps and photos with Plus. Members cheer with 🔥 👏 💪. The feed is only for the club: no public profiles, no strangers.
Keeping it going
A rhythm people come back to.
- A morning card for the group, and a notification when it’s ready
- A weekly goal that resets every Monday (Plus)
- Streaks and a weekly recap of how much the club ran
- Coarse bands only — nobody’s health numbers are on show
Questions organisers ask
How big can our club be?
A crew holds 4 people for free. If the organiser has RunPack Plus ($4.99 a month or $39.99 a year), each crew they own holds up to 30. Bigger clubs often split into pace groups — anyone can be in up to five crews.
Does everyone have to pay?
No. One subscription, paid by whoever owns the crew, covers everyone in it.
Can RunPack schedule our group runs?
Not yet. Keep your group chat for “who’s in Tuesday?” — RunPack is for what happens between meetups: everyone’s runs, the morning card and the weekly goal.
What if someone posts something they shouldn’t?
Anyone can report a run or photo, which hides it for them straight away, and block a member. Reports are reviewed within 24 hours.
Do members need a particular watch?
No. Runs come from the iPhone’s GPS or from any device that writes to Apple Health, like Apple Watch or Garmin. Members need an iPhone.
Just a few friends? See RunPack for running crews, or read how to start a running group.
Bring your club.
One Plus subscription covers up to 30 members. Free to try with up to 4.
Coming soon to theApp Store