teamspot

Attendance for your run club, without the group-chat noise

Know who's lacing up before you get to the trailhead — one tap, no app.

A run club runs on showing up — but a noisy group chat makes it hard to tell who actually is. TeamSpot gives your club one shared link: set the recurring runs, and members tap In, Maybe, or Out. You know the turnout, whether it's a chatty easy day or a hard track session, before anyone laces up.

How it works

  1. 1Create a group and set your recurring schedule.
  2. 2Share one link — no app for anyone to download.
  3. 3Everyone taps In, Maybe, or Out. You see who's coming.

Why groups use TeamSpot for this

See turnout at a glance

Real-time RSVPs tell you if it's three people or thirty — so you can plan pace groups or move the meetup spot.

No app between a member and a run

New runners join with a link and tap their status. Nothing to download, no account to make just to say they're coming.

Every run on repeat

Saturday long runs, Tuesday intervals — set them once and TeamSpot repeats them with reminders so attendance stays high.

Weather and route changes in one place

Storm rolling in or a route change? Update it once and the whole club sees it — no scattered texts.

Frequently asked questions

Do run club members need an app to RSVP?

No. Share one link and everyone taps In, Maybe, or Out in their browser — no downloads and no account needed to reply.

Can I set up recurring weekly runs?

Yes. Set each run's day and time once and TeamSpot repeats it and reminds members automatically.

Can different runs have different schedules?

Yes — you can set up multiple recurring runs (for example a weekday speed session and a weekend long run) in one group.

Is TeamSpot free for a run club?

Yes, creating a group and inviting your runners is free.