Websites, clubs, local media
This week's sessions, on your website
One line to paste, and your visitors see the open sessions near them, then join in one click. Free, and it keeps itself up to date.
An example line to paste
This one shows this week's running sessions in Normandy. The builder writes yours: an area, your club, your centre or an event, your sports and your language, with a live preview.
<script src="https://buddiz.app/embed/sorties.js?sport=running&zone=normandie&lang=en" async></script>Three steps, and it's live
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Build
An area, your club or a race, and the sport. The line writes itself.
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Paste
One line in an HTML block of your page. WordPress, Wix, Webflow or hand-made: anywhere an HTML block is allowed.
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It stays current
Sessions get posted in Buddiz, your page follows. Nothing left to type.
What your site gains
Live content without typing
Fresh meet-ups on your page every week, written by the people who run them.
Your visitors stay with you
The widget lives inside your page. Clicking a session opens Buddiz, the rest of your site stays put.
You see what it brings
Your site name travels in every link. You measure visits on your side, and we know who you send us.
Nothing private leaks
The meeting point shows the town, never the address. No name, no photo: that stays in the app, for people who joined.
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost?
Nothing. The widget is free, needs no account and has no page limit. Buddiz gains fuller sessions.
Why the week and not the month?
Sessions are often posted the day before. A whole month would mostly show empty space; the week shows what really happens. If your site is organised by month, add month=YYYY-MM to the line.
My club does not show up in the search
The widget lists clubs created in Buddiz. Create yours in the app, it's free, then come back here.
Which sports?
Running, cycling, hiking, padel, tennis and five-a-side, alone or mixed. A padel session shows its venue, its level and the spots left; a running session its start town, distance and pace.
Does it slow my page down?
No. The widget loads after your page, in its own frame, and sizes itself. It is served from cache, sets no cookie and does not track your visitors.
How do I remove it?
Delete the line. Nothing else to do.
A question, a specific need?
A missing sport, area or format: write to us, we'll look at it together.
Write to us