REF. 001 — Club track programs

Where your club runs.

Upload your meet results. TrackLife turns them into a personal progress page for every athlete on your roster: PRs, season trends, side-by-side comparisons. No spreadsheet.

Watch the demos How it works

An athlete's Record Book: a season of 100m marks climbing to a 12.90 personal record, with per-event progression charts
12.90100M PR
+7.4%Season
29Marks

REF. 002 — The problem

The results exist. The story doesn't.

Marks live in a meet site, a clipboard, and a spreadsheet only the coach can read. Nobody sees the tenth a runner took off in April.

The coach

Keeps a parallel spreadsheet all season, and still can't see who is quietly improving.

The family

Hears "she ran 13.2" and has no idea whether that is good for May of a sophomore year.

The athlete

Gets a result, not a trajectory. The progress is real but invisible.

REF. 003 — 20 filmed walkthroughs

Don't take our word.
Watch it run.

Twenty walkthroughs, filmed end to end in the product. Not a storyboard, not a mockup. Sample club, synthetic data. English and Spanish. Private preview: ask and we'll send you a link.

Watch the demos

Season Almanac demo: an athlete's progression charts and season recap Season Almanac

REF. 004 — How it works

Five-minute setup. Zero coach overhead.

Import your roster, upload results after each meet. TrackLife does the rest, for the rest of the season.

01

Add your athletes

Import your roster from a CSV: names, events, birthdays. That's the whole setup.

02

Drop in each meet

Paste the results or upload a CSV. TrackLife matches them to your roster, normalizes them (yes, even field marks) and updates every athlete's page.

03

Everyone gets a page

Coaches see the whole roster. Families get a personal link for their athlete. PR alerts go out automatically.

REF. 005 — One tool, three audiences

Coaches, directors, families.

For coaches

Stop maintaining a parallel marks spreadsheet. Upload each meet once and TrackLife surfaces the quiet improvements, like the 400m runner shaving a tenth a meet you'd otherwise miss.

For directors

Families shop clubs. A program that gives every athlete a live progress page reads as materially more professional than one that leaves parents digging through results sites. A recruiting tool and a retention tool in the same motion.

For families

Most parents understand "she ran 13.2," not whether that's good for May of her sophomore year. TrackLife shows the trajectory in plain language, and pings you the day your athlete sets a PR.

Coaches work from the track on their phone. Families follow from anywhere. It all works in any browser, so nobody has to install anything to see their athlete. The apps are on the App Store and Google Play.

REF. 006 — A look inside

Everything your club gets.

Real screens from the product, shown with a sample club. See the full feature list →

Season Almanac: club KPIs and an AI-written season recap, above charts of improvement per event and personal records over the season

Season Almanac

The season in numbers, plus a recap written for you in plain English.

The Record Book: one athlete's season with every event overlaid on a single progression chart, plus a per-event chart for the long jump, 100m, and 200m

The Record Book

Every athlete's own season, with each event charted and all of them side by side.

Winner's Circle: season awards like most first-place finishes and most total medals

Winner's Circle

Season awards and leaderboards. Every athlete has one to chase.

Coach's Corner: practice-day roll call, tapping athletes present

Coach's Corner

Roll call, recording marks, and practice notes, built for the track.

Film Room: the same 100m start filmed from two phones, one rear and one side, lined up on a single clock with frame-step and slow-motion controls

Two angles, one clock

Film a rep from two phones. TrackLife lines them up on the sound, so you scrub both at once.

Film Room ghost replay: today's long jump attempt with a translucent replay of last week's jump overlaid on the same frame

Race last week's ghost

Today's attempt against a translucent replay of the last one. Slow it down and draw on it.

Stopwatch: live group timing with a running clock, four runners, and target pace

Stopwatch & relays

Time the whole group at once, against a target pace.

Squad matrix showing every athlete's benchmark tests: 30m fly, throw, broad jump, high jump, mile

Practice testing

Every benchmark in one matrix: 30m fly, broad jump, throws, the mile.

Press Box: asking "who are our three fastest 800m runners this season?" and getting the answer

Press Box

Ask about your club's data in plain English, and get the marks back.

The Schedule: the next meet with a sign-up deadline, plus upcoming practices

The Schedule

Meets, practices, and sign-ups, synced from your team calendar.

The Huddle: announcements and coach notes with seen/acknowledged rates

The Huddle

Announcements, notes, and polls, plus who has actually read them.

My Locker: an athlete's own feed of announcements and notes from the coach

My Locker

What each athlete and parent sees: their notes, their progress.

Sample club shown with synthetic data. No real athletes.

"I stopped keeping a marks spreadsheet two weeks in. The PR alerts are the part the parents love."

Sample testimonial · pilot club, spring 2026

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