One clock for every coach on the course.

Start it at the gun, stand at a mile marker or the finish with your own phone, and tap your runners as they go by. Splits, paces, places and PRs are there before the last runner is in, and the roster is encrypted on your phone before it reaches us.

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Web app live (still named CourseClock).¹ iPhone app in development.Free until launch; then one low price per team, everyone included. No ads.

ClubClock Cross Country at the finish: the race clock at 21:07.4, Mark a runner, name later, Mia still out and due about 22:49, and the four runners through with their times and pace. — The finish, one runner still out. Sample team.

14:07.3

Girls 5K · race clock²

One race clock on every coach's phone.A tap per runner at each checkpoint.

A helper in a fleece jacket seen from behind at a bend in a wooded trail, a phone low in one hand, two runners coming toward him between orange course flags.

A course is miles long and a team has one coach. A link puts a helper at the two.

I've timed meets from out on the course. You can't hear the gun from the back half, and you don't know how anyone did until the race is over. Now the clock starts for everyone at once, and every split shows up as it happens.Ryan H

The mile

A tap per runner, at each checkpoint.

The next name is usually on top. Runners still to come are ordered by when they're likely to arrive.

Five through at once? Mark a time for each and put the names on afterward.

Any race from a mile to 10K, with mile markers and the finish as checkpoints.³

An example, as it plays · mile 1

6:31.0

Still to come

Ivydue
Noradue
Zoedue

Through

Drawn in the page's type, not a screen.

At the mile 1 marker of a girls 5K: the race clock at 6:40, a button per runner still to come, and the three who have passed with their splits and pace. — Mile 1: the clock, who is still to come, who is through.

Results

Splits, pace, place and PRs, as the taps come in.

Segment times, pace per mile, places and personal records, the moment the last runner is through. Import last season's results to start the PRs.

It times your team's runners. It isn't meet management: no bibs, no chute order, no official scoring for other schools.

Results: each runner's place, finish time and pace per mile, and the one runner still out with her mile 2 split. — Results as they come in. Sample team.

Coaches, parents, one clock

A parent takes the two-mile from a link.

Other coaches log from any checkpoint; every tap lands in the same race.

A meet link gives a helper one job: the start, a mile marker or the finish, in any browser, no app, no account; you make it from the race's menu, Invite to this meet. A follow link shows the race as it happens.

A meet link shows that race's runners by name (last names too, if you entered them) to whoever has it, so give it to your own helpers and not the whole sideline.

The finish line page: four runners logged with their finish times, one button left for the runner still on the course, due about 22:49. — The finish, from another coach's phone. Sample team.

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How it's different.

Stopwatch apps time runners on one phone. Results sites publish what the meet's timer sends them. This is the coach's own clock, shared.

Feature	ClubClock Cross Country	Stopwatch apps on one phone	Results sites and meet timing
One clock on several coaches' phones	Yes	No	Timing hardware, run by the meet
Splits at the mile markers	A tap per runner, by any coach or helper	On the one phone that's there	Only where the meet has mats
A parent takes a checkpoint	Yes, from a link	No	No
Family follows live	One link, no app, no account	No	Where the meet publishes live results
Who can read the roster	Only your coaches' phones; a meet link shows one race's runners	Only that phone	The site, which may show ads unless you pay
Team scoring for the whole meet	No	No	Yes

Categories, not names, because products change.⁴

Built for a course with no coverage.

Saved on the phone first, sent when there's signal. A course with no coverage still works; the taps sync when you're back. Every version of a team is kept for 30 days.

1 tapper runner at each checkpoint
0.1 sthe race clock keeps tenths, like the watch
30 daysevery version of a team is kept
0runners' names our server can read

What our server can and can't see.

Runners, races and results are encrypted on your phone before they're saved, with a key we never receive: the key rides inside the invite link, in the part of the address a browser never sends to any server, ours included. We store the encrypted file and can't open it. No ads, no analytics, no tracking.

Encrypted on your phone. We can't read it.

Runners: names, group (girls or boys) and class year
Races, splits, results and PRs
Team settings

Readable on our side.

Your email and name, for signing in
Which coaches belong to the team, with role, name and email
Feedback you send from the app Encrypted so that only we can read it, not with your team's key.
Request logs for a limited time

No lock-screen cards and no usage counts in this app. Everything above is spelled out in the privacy policy.

Questions a coach asks first.

Does a parent helper need the app?

No. A meet link opens in any browser with no app and no account, and gives that person one checkpoint. A follow link lets the rest of the family watch the race.

What if two coaches tap the same race?

That's the point of it. Each coach logs from their own phone at their own checkpoint, and every tap lands in the same race on the same clock.

Does it work where the course has no coverage?

Yes. Taps are saved on the phone first and sent when a bar comes back. Each phone measures how far its clock is off whenever it has signal, so taps made out of coverage still line up.

Is it meet management?

No. It times your team's runners. Bibs, chute order and official scoring for other schools stay with the meet.

What does it cost?

Free while in testing. After launch, one low price per team, with every coach, parent and grandparent included. No per-user fees, no ads. Nobody's data is sold.

What happens to the team if I stop?

The other coaches on the team keep it. When you delete your account, the app shows what happens to each of your teams before anything is deleted.

ClubClock Cross Country today

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Coming soon

Coming to Google Play

iPhone and Android apps in development. Neither is in a store yet.

Web appLive at courseclock.r26.dev. Any phone, any browser.
iPhone appIn development.
AndroidIn development.
Early accessOpens with the first iPhone build. Get early access.
Not everMeet management: bibs, chute order, official scoring for other schools.
HelpQuestions or the privacy page.

Notes

ClubClock Cross Country still runs under its first name, CourseClock, at courseclock.r26.dev; it moves to a ClubClock address later and your team comes along. It works in Safari or Chrome; add it to your home screen to open it like an app. Back
Start it at the gun, or set it afterward from another watch or the start time. Each phone measures how far its own clock is off ours whenever it has signal and corrects its taps by that, even where there's no coverage, so a phone that is seconds off doesn't put a runner seconds off. Back
The middle-school two-mile, the high-school 5K, anything from a mile to 10K. Log other teams' runners too, if you want overall places for your own; races group by meet, boys and girls apart. Back
Checked against vendors' sites and App Store listings on October 28, 2026. Back