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NOV27 Run Club

NOV27 Run ClubI built the running app nobody else delivered.

For everyone who runs with their phone, especially with a wearable that has no screen. Run Club talks to you during the run: pace, heart rate, the next interval. Then it shuts up and your music comes back.

It started with my own Fitbit Air. Amazing sensor, no screen, and a Google Health app that collects the data and does almost nothing with it while I am actually running. So I built the running app I was missing: NOV27 Run Club.

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The start screen: map with GPS ready, a button to connect a heart-rate monitor, Free Run and a warm-up selected, and the Start Run button
Run Club during a run with a race plan: two seconds behind plan, duration, distance, pace, heart rate in zone 4, and the pause and stop buttons
WHY NOV27 RUN CLUB EXISTS

It records the run. It does not coach it.

After a back injury, I wasn’t looking for another activity feed or a health summary after the fact. I wanted to know whether to slow down, keep going, or start the next interval while the run was still happening. So I built it.

The cue plays. The music comes back. NOV27 Run Club lowers the audio, tells me what changed, and leaves. My phone stays in my pocket.

WHAT CHANGES ON THE RUN

A twelve-week half-marathon plan: the goal of 1:55 looks realistic, cruise intervals done on Tuesday, an easy run with strides planned for Thursday

A plan that notices when life happens.

Pick a goal, from your first 30 minutes of running to a marathon. Run Club builds the weeks on your phone and tells you straight away whether the goal is realistic.

Miss a session, get sick or go away for a week, and the rest of the plan changes with you. What you already ran stays done.

Workout routines: a pre-run dynamic warm-up with ten exercises and a daily back routine with spine decompression and the McGill Big 3

Build the hard part.

Stack work and recovery by time or distance. A countdown calls every change, so track repeats and hill sprints happen without looking at your wrist.

Warm-ups and drills come with animated demonstrations and a timer, including the McGill Big 3 for your back.

Workout summary of a 10 kilometre run: route with numbered kilometre splits, the run synced to Health Connect, and the shoes it was run in

Your run stays yours.

Route, splits, heart rate and elevation live on your phone. Send a finished run to Apple Health or Android Health Connect when you choose. No feed, no ad profile.

The share sheet: a selfie of two runners after a run with the route, 10 kilometres, the time, pace and average heart rate laid over the photo

Share the good part.

Put the route and your numbers on a photo from the run and send it to the group chat. Nothing gets posted anywhere you didn’t pick.

The shoe locker with three pairs, each showing the kilometres run against its limit and the wear in percent

Your shoes have mileage too.

Add every pair. Run Club counts the kilometres and warns you before a pair is worn out.

Phone only. Sensor when you want it.

Pace, splits, intervals and race plans work with just your phone. No sign-up, no account. Pair a Fitbit Air or any standard Bluetooth heart-rate sensor for live zones; next time it reconnects on its own.

Keep playing what you play.

Run Club talks over whatever is already playing. No Spotify login, no built-in player. Music gets quieter for the cue; a podcast pauses so you don’t miss a sentence.

NOV27 RUN CLUB PLAYLISTS

Put this on. Run a PB.

Music for the part where you stop negotiating. The cue cuts in when it matters. Then the song comes straight back.

NO SUBSCRIPTION • NO ADS • NO ACCOUNT

Launching straight to the App Store & Google Play.

The only payment in the app is an optional tip after a run, and it unlocks nothing.

It’s not in the stores yet. Until it is, the field tests are on Instagram.

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"Field-tested in the mud, on my phone and my wife's."