100 Mile Club
Every lap, cheered.
A free iPhone app for families whose school runs a 100 Mile Club. Scan your kid's card once, and their miles, badges and road to 100 fill in on your phone, your Home Screen, and one happy notification the morning they run.
Launching this school year with our first school. The download link goes home with families.
100 MILE CLUB
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A ring a five-year-old can read
One big number and a ring that fills toward 100 miles, updated the morning the laps are scanned at school.
Badges worth chasing
Bronze, silver, gold and a rainbow 100, plus streaks, perfect weeks and personal bests. Each one shows exactly how close your kid is.
Right on the Home Screen
Widgets for one runner or the whole family, and at most one notification per school day, only when there are new miles.
Encouraging, never evaluative
No "streak lost", no "no run today". Kids are never ranked against each other; classes and the school cheer together.
Private by design
No accounts, ads, analytics or tracking. Your kids' names stay on your family's phones and never reach our server.
Why it exists
A 100 Mile Club turns morning laps into a year-long goal. Kids scan a card each lap, and the miles add up toward 100. But the progress lived on a website nobody checked, so the best part, watching the number climb, mostly happened out of sight.
This app puts it where families already look. The morning a kid runs, the miles land on the Home Screen, badges pop, and the road to 100 gets a little shorter. It's built for a five-year-old to read and a parent to glance at, and it only ever cheers.
Made by a parent
It started as one family's project and is being shared with the rest of the school. It reads from the school's lap-scanning system, so it works for schools that track their 100 Mile Club laps that way.