Run
Out there
Everyone Live
Two of you or two thousand.
The club night, the group long run, the trail ultra, the fell race, the marathon. Everyone out there live on one map, from the phone in a vest pocket.
The group holds together on the map even when it does not on the road.
The fast pack, the back, and everyone between.
Your crew knows where to be.
They see you coming into the aid station instead of guessing the hour.
The night section stops being a black hole.
The people at home watch the hours nobody else sees.
Nobody runs off the map.
Positions queue on the device through the valleys with no signal and fill the trail in when it returns.
Your phone lasts the whole way.
Smart battery modes sized for a run that goes past midnight.
Who's ahead, who's chasing
The gaps as they change, the gap ahead opening or closing and the chase behind gaining.
An event fact
Big races start in waves, and each wave has its own gun.
A big field goes off in timed waves, and each wave is timed from its own release rather than from the first gun, so a runner's clock starts when their race does.
A club night has no wave and no gun, so none of this belongs to the club below.
Each wave's release is its own gun, and a runner's clock starts there rather than at the first one.
The club
Clubs made easy
Club night, the track session, the group long run. One link gets the whole club in, the group runs live on one map, and the recap afterwards settles the climb.
The membership chair, getting people in and keeping them
One link, everyone in.
Paste one invite into the group chat, they tap, they are in. No forms and no chasing.
A club page that is yours.
The roster, the noticeboard and the route library in one place the club owns.
Membership that travels.
A runner's membership covers every club they join rather than one at a time.
The events chair, putting runs on
Build the run in minutes.
Drop in a GPX route, set the meeting point and the time, share it with the club.
The club night that runs itself.
Set the weekly session once and it repeats, with the reminders handled.
One-tap RSVP.
Who is turning up, not a guess from a thread of emojis.
Sharing
Share it all
The afterwards. What the club talks about on Monday, and what makes somebody who was not there want to be there next time.
Finished · 12th of 128
ASTERSofia Renner
82.4km
Distance
3h 12m
Moving
+1,240m
Climbing
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The social chair, the reason people come back
Set a Milestone worth coming back to.
Mark the fell top, the bandstand or the café. Afterwards the recap shows who got there first and by how much, worked out from the run once everyone is home, never a live scoreboard.
A recap that gives everyone their moment.
Who came, how the night went, and each runner's part in it.
The club board.
Somewhere to put Tuesday's session, the route change and the photos, between runs.
Every run becomes a share card.
The route, the numbers and the moments, ready for the group chat.
Milestone
Set a Milestone worth coming back to
Mark a spot that means something to your club, the fell top, the bandstand, the café, and afterwards the recap shows who got there first and by how much.
Aster works it out from the run once everyone's home, so the moment your club already runs for finally has its result.
Who got there first
The café