What people use Runnit for
- Regular pickup games that need reliable RSVPs, reminders, and subs to fill in.
- Private groups or businesses running drop-ins.
- Access to a player community of all skill levels to fill in for missing players.
Built for drop-in sports, pickup leagues, and arranging subs
Find games, fill open spots, and run your group without group chat chaos.
Runnit helps players keep up with invites, RSVPs, and openings while giving organizers a cleaner system for events, rosters, reminders, and optional payment flows.
Find open spots faster
Discover public leagues, drop-ins, and sub opportunities after signup without chasing multiple group chats.
Run weekly games with less admin
Use scheduling, reminders, rosters, and communication tools that support recurring pickup groups and leagues.
Stay updated when it matters
Keep up with invites, reminders, and openings through in-app activity plus optional email or push alerts when enabled.
For players
Join games, respond fast, and keep your schedule straight.
Runnit helps players track invites, RSVPs, waitlists, and sub opportunities without guessing what each status means.
- Find public groups and available sub spots after signup.
- Understand RSVP, waitlist, and reminder flows before game day.
- Use the player guide when you want the details behind invites, payments, or dashboard states.
For organizers
Keep recurring events organized without spreadsheet drift.
Runnit gives organizers a clearer system for events, roster movement, reminders, communication, and optional payment flows.
- Choose the right setup for a private group, public league, or business drop-in workflow.
- Use waitlists, reminders, and sub-request tools where that league model supports them.
- Start with the organizer guide if you want the real caveats before configuring advanced options.
Product proof
See the player and organizer flows people rely on most.
The screenshots below show the parts of Runnit that matter day to day: event details, sub requests, organizer tools, notifications, and payment flows when a league uses them.
Players
Organizers
Sub requests
Notifications
Payments
Collect dues and drop-in fees via Stripe when you need it.
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Sub Requests
Browse open sub spots and filter by what you play.
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Post a Sub Request
Create a request in seconds and fill a spot fast.
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Event Details
Everything players need to show up ready.
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RSVPs + Waitlist
One-tap RSVP with smart waitlists for fair spots.
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Organizer Tools
Schedule runs, manage your roster, and stay organized.
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Notifications
Email and browser/app alerts so nobody misses a spot.
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Core workflows
Runnit works best when the player side and organizer side are both clear.
The homepage should help you understand the big picture quickly. The deeper guides are there when you need exact rules, statuses, or setup caveats.
Players
Keep your sports week organized.
Use Runnit to spot opportunities, respond quickly, and keep updates in one place instead of relying on fragmented messages.
Discover games and sub spots
Browse public opportunities, then move quickly when a league needs an extra player.
Handle RSVPs with less guesswork
Track confirmations, reminders, and queue movement in one place instead of piecing updates together manually.
Keep communication centralized
See announcements, event changes, and important updates without relying on scattered messages.
Organizers
Reduce the admin load of recurring games.
Set up events, communicate changes, and support roster movement with fewer manual follow-ups and less spreadsheet cleanup.
Schedule and repeat events cleanly
Set up single runs or recurring games with the structure needed for reliable weekly operations.
Manage roster movement
Use roster, waitlist, and backfill tools to keep openings visible and responses organized.
Coordinate updates and payments when needed
Send group communication and support configured payment flows without making those features feel universal when they are not.
Practical details
Stronger expectations, not vague promises.
Runnit supports public discovery, private invites, notifications, waitlists, and payments, but those flows depend on how a league is configured. The homepage should make that clear up front.
What changes between leagues
- Some leagues are public to discover, while private groups may still require approval even with an invite link.
- Waitlists, sub requests, and backfill behavior vary depending on the event and league setup.
- Email, push, waivers, Event Passes, and payment flows appear only when that league uses them.
Role-based guidance
Players and organizers can start with overview-first guides instead of learning the product by trial and error.
Configurable notifications
Runnit supports in-app activity and optional email or push alerts when the user and league setup allow them.
Conditional payment tooling
Organizers can use credits and supported payment flows, including Stripe where configured, without forcing payment features on every league.
Privacy-aware profiles
Profile and league visibility can be tailored so users share the right amount of information for their group.
Start here
Pick the path that matches your role, then go deeper only when you need to.
Runnit is always free for players. Highly customizable for organizers, with no monthly fee. Stick with the defaults, or tweak every setting to meet your needs.