Small running events get messy
- The route is sent as a photo and gets lost among hundreds of messages.
- Runners ask “what time is the start?” for the fifth time.
- On race day, you don't know who has started and who got lost.
A clear route
Upload a GPX file. Runners see the map, distance markers, elevation profile, and water or nutrition stops.
Participants in order
Choose an open event, or one that needs your approval. Download the participant list as CSV at any time.
A chat for each event
Real-time chat for that event's participants only, with photos. The chat becomes read-only 48 hours after the event ends. You can remove messages that don't belong.
See friends' location on the run (optional)
From 60 minutes before the start until 3 hours after the planned end, participants can share their location. Always with permission, every time. Each runner chooses who can see their location (event participants, everyone, or a share code), and can delete their trail at any time.
Share with one tap
A direct button to WhatsApp, and a picture ready for an Instagram Story, with the logo and laga.club.
A bonus for your runners
The LAGA coach builds a plan from a race goal and adjusts it after each run. Connect Strava to import runs automatically. Garmin users connect through Strava.
How to start
- Sign in with Google.
- Create the event: name, time, meeting point, GPX.
- Share the link.
Privacy
Location is never shared without your permission. You decide who can see it, and you can delete your trail. You can delete your account at any time. Read the privacy policy and the safety page.
Common questions
Is there an app in the Play Store or App Store?
Not yet. LAGA runs fully in your browser and can be added to your phone's home screen.
Is LAGA available in English?
The web app has an English interface. Event pages and chats show whatever organisers and runners write.
Can I use a Garmin watch?
Runs from Garmin come in through Strava.
Who can see my data?
Only the people you choose. Details are on the privacy page.