Features

From a runner scanning a poster to a redeemed reward, verified attendance connects the whole club. Everything below is live today: what each person gets first, then the detail. The guides walk through each task step by step.

What you get

Venue owners and managers

Regulars, not one-off visits. A run at the same time every week or month gives the same people a reason to come back, and to bring company.
Set up in about 15 minutes. Guided setup, then a quick check by a person at CornerMile before your page goes public. No app for you, your staff or your runners.
Rewards that run themselves. A member discount, run-day offers and milestones are earned through check-in and redeemed by your staff in one tap.
Numbers you can set against the till. Members, verified attendance, repeat-attendance rate and redemptions, plus your own staff's answer on whether each run was worthwhile.
Free for Liverpool venues during the pilot. No card, and you keep your club, members and history when paid plans arrive.

Venue features in detail

Run leaders

Your name on the club. A Led-by block on the club page carries your name, handle and social links, and one profile follows you to every club you lead.
Perks from the venue. A venue can give you a standing perk for the runs you lead, shown at the bar. The venue funds it; CornerMile never does.
No spreadsheets or group chats. Members, RSVPs, reminders, check-in and rewards are handled. You see who is coming and check runners in.
Cover without cancelling. A run can have more than one leader, and you can step in or stand down for a single run.
No fee and no commitment. Apply to a venue that is looking for a leader, or join the pool. The venue decides.

Leader features in detail

Runners

Know the pace before you go. Every club page states its distance, pace and whether beginners are welcome.
No app and no password. Join with an email address and one tap on the sign-in link we send. Add a passkey later if you like.
Something back at the venue. Check in with one scan and earn whatever rewards the venue offers. Some give a member discount just for joining.
Your inbox stays yours. Run updates and venue news stay off until you switch them on. We only email you unasked when a run you said yes to changes.
Free to join. Clubs are for adults during the pilot.

Runner features in detail

For venues

Launch

15-minute setup: Guided setup takes you from an empty account to a club ready to go live. Add your venue and club, review and publish the terms, set your first regular run and choose a reward. A real person at CornerMile checks every new venue before its page goes public, then your printable QR poster and join link switch on.
A public page that sells the club: Every club gets a quick, search-friendly page with its distance, pace, beginner-friendliness and upcoming runs. A Led-by block introduces the people who front it, each run names its assigned leaders, Instagram links help runners follow them, and a poster QR takes runners straight to joining. Upload your logo under Settings and it heads the club page, the printed poster and the club's emails to members.

Operate

Runs that keep running: Set the regular run once, weekly or monthly, and upcoming runs appear automatically every morning. Add one-off runs alongside it, a special or a race-day social, from the same page. Change a time, move the meeting point or cancel a week, and everyone who RSVP'd is emailed automatically, so nobody turns up to a cancelled run.
QR check-in, your way: Choose one scan at the start or scan out and back in. With the second option, the return scan earns the reward and your check-in sheet shows who is still out. Print each run's own code, or switch to one standing poster that always points at the run that's on — easier to run, a little easier to abuse, and replaceable at any time. The choice and the trade-off are yours in Settings.
Share the work: Invite managers, run leaders and venue staff with their own sign-ins and the access each role needs. Assign one or more leaders to each run, while leaders can step in or stand down without cancelling it. Looking for a leader? Review applications in Settings and accept the right person straight into the Run leader role. Give leaders venue-funded standing perks they can show at the bar; staff record each use and managers can reverse a mistake. Handing over is covered too: make a teammate the owner from Settings and choose in the same step whether to step down to manager, stay an owner as well, or leave the team. Every management page carries the same header — Dashboard, Runs, Routes, Rewards, Concerns, Settings — trimmed to what each role can open.
One sign-in across your venues: Operate more than one site? Switch the acting venue from the management header; each dashboard, team, run, reward and export stays scoped to the venue you selected.
Real-world corrections: If someone's phone dies at the QR, record the check-in manually with a full audit trail. Rewards are added or reversed automatically when the attendance record changes.
A route library you rotate: Build a library with a description, distance and public map link for each route. Attach one or several to any run, then let runners choose when they RSVP. Archive and rotate routes to keep things fresh.

Retain

Rewards that run themselves: A member discount for everyone who joins, plus run-day discounts, active-member perks and milestone rewards that trigger automatically on attendance recorded through check-in. For each one you choose which runs count, whether the count is a total or an unbroken streak, and how long the voucher lasts; a run-day voucher can carry a line for the friends a member brings. Each one is a use-once or standing voucher, your choice, and you can pause or change any of them at any time. No stamps and no codes to type; a venue can also run without rewards.
Reward redemption: Runners show a voucher QR; venue staff redeem it in one tap. Wrong tap? Owners and managers can reverse it, and everything is audited.

Prove

Your numbers: See your members, verified attendance, repeat-attendance rate and redemptions. Together, those four numbers show whether the club is paying its way in footfall.
Your data, downloadable: Download members with terms evidence, full attendance history and a contact list of members who opted into hearing from you. They are available as CSV whenever you need them.
See whether it pays its way: Ask two quick questions after each run: how many stayed, and was it worthwhile? The answers show whether the club pays its way using your staff's numbers, not our marketing.
Setup that gets less annoying: We measure where people stop while signing a venue up, joining a club or checking in, so the awkward steps get fixed rather than guessed at. It counts steps, never people: nothing anyone typed, no advertising cookies, and the step records are deleted after 90 days. It is separate from every marketing choice your members make; the privacy notice has the full mechanics.

For run leaders

Coaches, influencers and keen runners front a club without owning its admin. See what leading involves and which venues are looking.

One profile, every club: Your leader profile is yours, not the venue's: a display name and, if you want them, a handle, a short bio and links to Instagram, Strava, TikTok or your own site. It appears in the Led-by block of each club you lead, and you can edit or unpublish it at any time. A venue can take you off its own page without touching your profile anywhere else.
Apply to venues that are looking: Venues that want a leader are listed on the lead page with any perks they advertise. Send a short note and your availability; your profile goes with it, and contact details stay private both ways. Owners and managers decide, and you can withdraw an open application.
Perks you show at the bar: A venue can grant you a standing perk for each run you lead, for any visit, or as a monthly allowance. You show it and staff record each use. The venue offers and funds every perk; CornerMile never pays for one.
Run-day tools, nothing else: Your header shows Dashboard, Runs and Routes. See who has RSVP'd, open the check-in QR, record attendance by hand when a phone dies, and see who is still out on a scan-out-and-back-in run.
Share the lead: Each run names its leaders on the club page. Step in for a run or stand down from one yourself, without the run being cancelled.
There if something goes wrong: Around the run itself you can see the emergency contacts members chose to add. They are never exported.

For runners

No app, ever: Everything happens in the browser. Join with an email address and one tap on the button we email you; there's a six-digit code for when you're on another device, and no password to invent. Signed in once? Add a passkey — fingerprint, face or device PIN — and skip the code on that device. A passkey is never required; the email code always works.
Your choice survives the code: Start from an upcoming run and we'll bring you back to it after you join. You still press Going yourself, with the run and its capacity checked at that moment. If club terms change while you fetch the code, you see and accept the new wording before membership starts.
Scan and you're counted: RSVP to runs and scan the QR at the session. Attendance recorded through check-in is what unlocks whatever rewards the venue offers.
Rewards worth turning up for: Your vouchers live on your club page. Show the QR to venue staff; done.
See where you're going: See the distance, description and map link for routes on the club page and each run. When there's a choice, pick yours when you RSVP. Add any run to your calendar in one tap.
You control your inbox: Hear about runs or venue offers only if you opt in. Both choices are off by default and can be switched off again in one tap. Your details are shared only for what you chose.
If plans change, you'll know: If a run you RSVP'd to is cancelled or moved, we email you automatically. You don't need to opt in because you shouldn't find out at the meeting point.
Looked after, not tracked: Add an optional emergency contact that run leaders can see only around the run itself. A separate report-a-concern path reaches the venue and CornerMile.
18+, with the pace stated up front: Clubs are for adults during the pilot. Each club page states its distance, pace and whether beginners are welcome, so check each club's pace and beginner guidance before you go.

Start your free pilot

Liverpool venues only during the pilot · No card.

Signup checks the venue postcode before it emails your code. The first guide walks through setup, and a runner can find a club instead.