Pacely

FREE FOR RUN CLUBS

the best way to host and share your club’s runs.

route, time, meeting spot, signup — all in one post. then one tap turns it into a story your crew will actually see.

free. takes about ten minutes. your members don’t have to install anything.

A Dumbo Dads Run Club event in Pacely next to the shareable image it generates.

A REAL CLUB, IN THE WILD

the link in their bio is a pacely run.

dumbo dads run club runs saturdays at 8:30 out of dumbo. they host the whole thing here — route, time, meeting spot, signup, the image they post.

so when someone taps the link in their instagram bio, they don’t land on a linktree. they land on the run.

that’s their actual bio. that’s our actual link. see it on instagram →

Dumbo Dads Run Club's Instagram profile with a pacely.me event link as the link in their bio.

SHARE IT

one tap. it’s a story.

every run you post makes a vertical image with your route on it. story-ready, link already copied, sized for wherever your people actually look.

no screenshot of a map app. no separate design tool. no posting the same run four times.

A Pacely share card for Tuesday Tempo showing the route, date, meeting spot, and pace groups.

your route, drawn in

the actual route on the actual image. not a pin on a generic background.

link’s already copied

the image and the signup link come out together. paste and post.

vertical, everywhere

9:16. stories, or any app your crew scrolls at 6am.

A Pacely share card for the Dumbo Dads Dog Run using the event's cover photo.

no route? it uses your cover photo instead.

HOST IT

the whole run, in one post.

draw the route right here. set the time and the meeting spot. turn on signup. add whatever they need to know. done — it’s a real event with a real link.

nobody shows up at the wrong entrance.

Choosing a run type in Pacely: long run, tempo, race day, or social.

pick what kind of run it is.

Setting a run's date, time, meeting point, and distance in Pacely.

when, where, how far. recurring if it’s a standing run.

A finished Pacely event showing the route through Central Park, pace groups, and a signup button.

draw the route. we’ll do the distance.

draw the route

tap to add turns, we’ll do the distance. no other app, no screenshot.

time and meeting spot

“grand army plaza, the arch” beats “brooklyn, 8ish.”

signup in fifteen seconds

a name, a number, a quick confirm. no app, no password, no profile to fill out.

everything else

pace groups, distance, coffee after, bag drop. the stuff that ends up in four separate replies.

your members don’t have to learn anything.

no app they have to install. no password to invent. no “hey everyone, we’re moving to a new app.”

they tap the link, put in a name and a number, confirm it’s really them, and they’re in. about fifteen seconds.

the ones who want it all in one place can grab the app whenever they feel like it. same account, already set up.

AND WHEN YOU’RE READY

there’s more in here.

start with one run. the rest is waiting whenever you want it.

A club activity feed in Pacely showing new events and board posts.

a board for your club, private to your members.

A run club's member list in Pacely.

everyone in one place, with who runs what.

A Pacely runner profile with an @handle, personal records, and race history.

@handles for everyone: prs, races, clubs, one link.

no setup. no migration. it’s just there.

and it’s free.

three nyc runners built this because getting one saturday run out into the world meant four apps and a screenshot of a map.

we build it on weeknights and test it on saturday mornings with our own crews. free for your club. we’re just getting started.

built for run clubs and nobody else. ever.

your club has a run this week. post it here.

free. about ten minutes. no spreadsheets required.

email, Google, or Apple. free.

questions first? the honest answers →

A Pacely event with its route next to the shareable image it generates.