You're running the whole club yourself.

WEVE is the platform that tracks who builds your club — check-ins, contributions, and a visible share for every member who helps.

In 90 days on WEVE, Stride & Rise's founder went from doing 61% of the club's work to 29%.

Built by Stride & Rise, a 293-member run club in Austin. Now onboarding new clubs.
Stride & Rise
Stride & Rise
Austin, TX
Leaderboard · last 90 days
🥇
C
Clayton Yan
910 pts
22.3%
🥈
M
Mikayla Hutchins
280 pts
6.9%
🥉
K
Kenneth Fernandes
265 pts
6.5%
4
M
Manny
220 pts
5.4%
5
R
Rhea B.
160 pts
3.9%
Log a contribution
🤝
Met Someone New
+10
🎯
Brought a Friend
+20
👋
Welcomed Newbie
+15
📸
Took Photos
+15
Recent
Elizabeth Met Someone New+10
Clayton Yan Social Media Post+10
Mikayla Hutchins Took Photos+15

293 members · 35 events · 17,395 points earned

Our Austin club: 715 contributions logged across 159 contributors. This is its live data — not a mockup.

Queried live from Stride & Rise's database just now

19293

members in 20 months — grown run by run.

60%

of the work of running the club is now done by members — not the founders.

9 in 10

members are on the club's ledger — checked in, contributed, counted.

The problem

Every run club hits the same wall

The same 3 people do everything

A few members carry the club while everyone else benefits. There’s no way to see who’s contributing.

Founders burn out

You started this because you love running. Now you’re an unpaid event planner, photographer, and social media manager.

Contributors go unrecognized

Someone brings 10 friends over 6 months and gets the same credit as someone who showed up once.

The mechanism

Why contributions fix burnout

Most apps track attendance. WEVE tracks contribution — every photo posted, every route planned, every friend brought, every event hosted.

The moment every contribution is visible, two things happen:

  • 1.The people doing the work get visible credit — their contributions add up publicly, unlock tiers, and earn perks the whole club can see.
  • 2.The rest of the club sees the gap and starts contributing to close it.

The receipts

The founder finally got to hand it off

61%29%

Clayton started Stride & Rise and, for over a year, did most of the work himself. In summer 2026, over one 90-day stretch, his share of the club's work fell from 61% to 29%.

The members picked it up — because for the first time, everyone could see who was building the club.

How it works

1.

Create your club

Pick a name, add your city. Your club gets its own page and a shareable link. Takes 2 minutes.

2.

Members earn points

Check in to events, log contributions like taking photos or bringing friends. Every action earns points.

3.

Points become a visible share

Members with a real share start co-hosting runs, planning routes, and bringing friends — because the club is theirs too.

From 19 runners to 293 members

How we built it

Every milestone earned, not given.

Dec 2024

1st Run

Skratch electrolytes, rainy morning at Auditorium Shores. Stride & Rise was born.

19
participants
Jan 2026

Run It Forward

The biggest crowd yet, after a first year of brand partners like Adidas.

110
participants
Mar 2026

Platform Launch

The platform behind Stride & Rise opens to new clubs — now called WEVE.

186
members
Your club

What's your first milestone?

Stride & Rise 1 year anniversary group photo
Stride & Rise community dinner

It's not just about the runs.

Questions you’re probably asking

How long does it take to set up?

Two minutes to create your page. About fifteen minutes to add your first event and customize what counts as a contribution. We onboard you personally.

Will my members actually use it?

Set the tone in week one: log the first few contributions yourself — “Maya brought four friends, +20”, “Chris took the recap photos, +10”. Once members see their names on the board, they self-organize. Our Austin club went from a few founders carrying everything to 159 contributors.

What if I want to leave?

Your data stays yours. Export members, events, and contribution history as CSV any time. We don’t lock you in, and we don’t sell your member list.

Will members feel weird about being ranked?

The leaderboard ranks contribution, not pace or distance. It rewards the person who took the photos, not the one who ran fastest. The fastest runner and the most generous member usually aren’t the same person — and that’s the point.

How much does it cost?

Founding clubs join at a simple monthly founding rate for the whole club — we confirm it with you during onboarding, before you commit. Members never pay. We still onboard selectively from the waitlist.

Get your club on WEVE

We're onboarding clubs one by one. Drop your info and we'll reach out.

Waitlist-only while we onboard selectively.

Founder's share of the work: 61% → 29% in 90 days.

We'll reach out to get your club set up.