For athletes
Bookmarks and your calendar
Save races to a personal list and view them on your calendar. Friends you follow see when you bookmark something. It's how Run This builds a social race calendar.
Bookmarking a race
Click the bookmark icon on any event page or list card. The race is added to your personal saved-events list, and a small pop-up lets you optionally leave a note to your future self ("road-trip with Sarah", "PR attempt", etc.).
Find everything you've bookmarked on the Bookmarks tab of My races in the sidebar.
Your calendar
Your calendar at runthis.run/calendar shows every race you have a relationship with. Each event is color-coded by your relationship type:
- Registered: you've signed up through Run This.
- Bookmarked: you've saved it.
- Volunteer: you signed up to volunteer.
- Director: you're hosting it.
- Friends: someone you follow is registered or marked "I'll be there." Tap the event to see which friends are going. (A friend simply bookmarking a race doesn't put it here. That's just interest, not a plan to show up.)
In the Run This app, each date takes one color. When a day has more than one thing on it, the most important one wins, in this order: Registered, Director, Volunteer, Bookmarked, then Friends. A day with only a friend's race stays plain, so it never looks like one of yours. The "Starts in" countdown at the top only counts down to races you're registered for or marked "I'll be there."
Adding races to your phone calendar
Every event page has an "Add to calendar" button, and what happens next depends on where you are. In the Run This app, picking Apple Calendar (or Google Calendar on Android) opens your phone's own new-event screen with the race already filled in, so you just tap Add. On the website, the button downloads a standard .ics file that Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, and Outlook all read.
Either way the race is copied into your calendar once. If the date changes later, add it again to pick up the update.
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