Match on pace and schedule
The plan is to bring 4–6 beginner and casual runners together around a comfortable pace and the times they can meet.
Mile Match / In development
Your pace.
Your people.
Pacefolk is building Mile Match for beginner and casual runners: small crews of 4–6, matched around a comfortable running pace and a schedule that fits real life.
4–6 runnersPace + scheduleCSUN first launch
Account signup is available. Crew matching is not live yet.
Pacefolk / Run together
Same pace. Shared miles.
A crew small enough to know by name.
First launch / CSUN
The first starting line
The first launch will focus on Cal State Northridge, so nearby runners have a real chance to meet. Mile Match is being built for beginners and casual runners who want company without the pressure of a big club.
How Mile Match is planned
A running crew that fits your real week.
No qualifying time. No packed club schedule. The idea is simple: start local, keep groups small, and make the plan easy to show up for.
Cal State Northridge for the first launch.
Meet in public, during the day
Verified profiles, public meeting spots, daytime meetups, and preset routes are planned safety defaults for the first crews.
Complete routes together
After a run, confirm the preset route you completed. Each route would add its streets to your crew’s shared coverage map.
Invite a friend. Open another route.
Friend invites are planned to unlock new routes, giving your crew another nearby stretch to explore together.
Crew map / concept
Route completion adds coverage
The shared map idea
Your streets. Your crew’s story.
The planned map would color in the streets covered by your crew’s confirmed preset routes—a shared record of the miles you show up for together.
This route map is a concept illustration; crew maps are not live yet.
Cal State Northridge / Small crews
Make your next run easier to show up for.
Mile Match is in development. Create an account to get started; crews are not being matched yet.