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Buddiz

Clubs, crews and event organisers

The day your 12 regulars become 70 runners.

Buddiz connects the clubs, crews and events of one area. You co-organise a shared meet-up, everyone brings their members, everyone gains.

Aerial view of the 70 runners gathered in the car park before the Trail Sang Relâche prep session sets off
Trail Sang Relâche prep session, 9 August 2026, with La Horde Normande and Catherine Crew.

What it looks like, for real

70 runners on the same start line, three communities brought together

Buddiz is a partner of the Trail Sang Relâche. The race allowed us to set up the official prep session on its own trails.

We brought La Horde Normande and Catherine Crew into the partnership: both clubs co-organised the session from the app, each under its own name and logo.

The result: 70 runners together, regulars who finally meet, gifts handed out at the finish, and visibility for the race and the clubs alike.

70
runners gathered on a single session
3
equal organisers: the race and two clubs
€0
no cost for the clubs, before or after
Runners strung out along the ridge, above the bend of the SeineThe start briefing, in a circle on the car parkRunners seen from behind, in Buddiz tees carrying the invitation QR code

Same format already run with the Urban Trail de Rouen and the Trail du Chêne Fourchu, in Caudebec-lès-Elbeuf.

What a club president says about it
“Running has really taken off these past few years, but a tool like this was missing. What we appreciated most is their intent to put clubs forward rather than compete with them.”

Thomas Mauger

President of Bolbec Running Club

Le Courrier Cauchois, 11 August 2026

What your club gains

  • New faces

    Your meet-ups are visible to people around you: those looking for a group find you, come once, then keep coming.

  • You no longer organise alone

    Co-organise with the club next door or with an event: everyone keeps their name, logo and members, and the group doubles.

  • Zero logistics

    Sign-ups, reminders, carpooling, photos and attendance in one place, without a spreadsheet or chasing people by hand.

  • A shop window that works for you

    Your page, your photos and your regulars make people want to join, even in the weeks you post nothing.

How it works

  1. 01

    We agree on the partnership

    A fifteen-minute call: the date, the route, the clubs to bring in, the gifts to hand out.

  2. 02

    The clubs co-organise

    The meet-up is created in the app: each club shows up as an organiser and tells its members in one tap.

  3. 03

    On the day, and after

    Everyone sets off together, the photos go around, and the newcomers stay in your clubs.

Do you organise a race?

We set up an official prep session on your course, with the local clubs. Your future participants discover the route, talk about your race weeks before the start, and leave with your goodies.

Featured in

M6, Le 19.45BFM Normandie76actuOuest-FranceLe Courrier CauchoisICI NormandieRC2, Terre de courseWiiRunPodcast D'un terrain à l'autreCESICity of Rouen

All press coverage

Let's talk about your next session

Tell us who you are: we'll come back with a date and a format.

Get the app in hand first

Create your page, invite your core group, set a first meet-up. We handle the partnership when you're ready.

Download on the App Store
Get it on Google Play

Frequently asked questions

Does it cost the club anything?

No. Joining Buddiz, creating your page and co-organising your meet-ups is free, with no commitment.

Do we have to drop WhatsApp or Instagram?

No. Buddiz handles sign-ups, reminders and attendance; you keep your channels for everything else.

Who actually organises the session?

You do. Buddiz sets up the partnership with the event and brings the gifts and the tool; the club stays in charge of the route, the pace and the tone.

Could we lose members to another club?

The opposite happens: your members stay attached to your club, and those who discover you at a shared meet-up come back to you.

How many of us do we need to start?

No minimum. A core of five people is enough to launch a first meet-up and grow it.

Which sports are covered?

Running and trail first, but also padel, tennis, 5-a-side football, hiking, cycling and fitness.

Bring the clubs around you together.

Free for clubs, no exclusivity: your members stay yours.

Let's talk about your next session