RunGroop

Name: RunGroop
Author: Theodore Smith

Find your running group

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💪 Health & Fitness

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RunGroop is the ultimate app for runners who want to discover new routes, connect with local running groups, and find events near them. Explore Routes & Trails — Browse running routes with detailed info on distance, terrain, amenities (water, parking, restrooms), and real reviews from other runners. Join Running Groups — Find and join local running communities. See group details, upcoming meetups, and connect with fellow runners. Discover Events — Stay up to date on races, fun runs, and running events in your area. Save Your Favorites — Bookmark routes, venues, groups, and events to easily find them later. Review & Rate — Share your experience on routes and venues. Rate trail conditions, difficulty, crowd levels, and more. Navigate Your Run — Get turn-by-turn guidance on your favorite routes with built-in map navigation. Whether you're a beginner looking for easy local trails or a seasoned runner hunting for the next challenge, RunGroop helps you run smarter and connect with your running community.

What's New in RunGroop

1.0.10

August 30, 2026

Start your own club, right from your phone Create a club in a couple of minutes, or claim one that's already listed as yours. Owners get a hub for posting runs, seeing who's coming, and keeping the details current. One place to explore Clubs, races and routes now share a single screen and a single map. Filter to what you're looking for, or switch between the list and the map as you go. Redesigned club, run and race pages Clearer schedules, real maps, and a place to see who else is going. Race pages now have a Q&A, so you can ask the organizer a question before you sign up. A better community tab Runs and meetups have their own pages, so a notification takes you straight to the right place — and you can share a run with someone who should be there. Smoother throughout Pages settle instead of jumping while they load, map controls stay out of the way, and long lists of routes scroll faster.