

Host a run in one post
Route, time, meeting spot, pace groups, signup.
Run clubs are the new social scene, and brands want in. Pacely connects them, and does the agency work with AI.

Saturday long runs replaced Saturday brunch. Run clubs are where people meet, and the runners in them are high-intent and high-spend: shoes, gear, races, recovery, coffee after. Brands and local businesses are desperate to reach them.
Brands reach clubs one Instagram message at a time. Nobody has the tools to do it well.
Brands can't tell which clubs fit their customer, or which ones are worth the money.
Every deal is priced from scratch, so clubs leave money on the table.
After the run, there's no report. Just a few tagged stories and a guess.
On top, we're building AI that does the work an agency would need a room full of people for:
Clubs come on through a free tool they use every week to host their runs. One post holds the route, time, meeting spot, and signup, and turns into a story their members actually see. That gets us clubs at basically zero acquisition cost.
Pacely represents the club. Clubs on Pacely get more brands; brands on Pacely get more clubs. Every new club makes the next deal easier.
Pacely is live on iOS, Android, and the web.


Route, time, meeting spot, pace groups, signup.

Every run becomes a vertical image with the route drawn in, link already copied.

Members tap a link, enter a name and number, and they're in. No app required.


A private board and member list for every club.

PRs, races, and clubs in one link.
Dumbo Dads Run Club in Brooklyn and The Guilford Run Club in Connecticut link straight to Pacely from their Instagram bios. Guilford was our first club outside New York, and it came on without a founder in the room.

We met at Slice, a marketplace for independent pizzerias, and have built two-sided and three-sided businesses since.
We sell in person in New York, on the start line and at the coffee after. That's the edge software alone can't copy.
A small team ships fast because AI does the work that used to take headcount, in the product and in how we build it.

Product leader with a marketplace streak. Led product at Slice, UpLift (a three-sided healthcare marketplace), and Tantrum Street (payments). Before that, built indie apps solo, including TimeTag (125K downloads) and Compositions (featured by Apple). MBA; has taught MBA seminars. Runs the NYC Marathon.

Senior software engineer at Shopify, previously at Meta and engineering lead at Slice. Active NYC marathoner.

Ten-plus years in NYC startups, from three people to a thousand. Built finance and accounting from scratch, ran legal operations, recruited across functions, and closed deals as an account executive. Has run the NYC Marathon every year since 2018.
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