See what people are doing
Home mixes what your friends posted, what your groups have on, and public sessions near you, for easy discovery of a wide range of activities.
Now on the App Store and Google Play
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Coacta is the all-in-one platform for individual athletes and the groups they sport with — clubs, teams, and establishments — so coordinating a session is as easy as showing up.
What Coacta is
One place to coordinate.
Post what you want to do, see who is free, RSVP, talk it through, and keep the group together. Built for athletes and the communities that make sport stick.
Athletes
Coordinate as an individual
Post a run, ride, climb, or lift. Invite friends or keep it to a group. RSVP, comment, mention people, and nudge the ones who still owe you a yes.
Clubs & teams
Run the group in one app
Official and unofficial group activities, posting rules, chat, polls, announcements, and a shared calendar — so captains and admins are not juggling five tools.
Establishments
A channel to the people who train there
Gyms, studios, rock gyms, and courses get a direct line to their regulars — reach everyone at once, and give members an easy way to find each other and get a session going.
Individual coordination
Post the session you plan to do
A few taps turn an idea into a plan people can actually answer. Friends, a handful of people, a whole group, or anyone nearby — the circle is yours to set every time.
Fill in what matters
Pick the sport and the form matches it — distance and pace for a run, format and holes for golf, gear and style for climbing.
Choose who sees it
Friends, one group, anyone nearby, or a hand-picked list. Visibility locks on post, so nobody is surprised by who showed up.
Get an answer
RSVPs, comments, and @mentions land as notifications. Nudge the people still deciding without starting a new group text.
Keep your week straight
Everything you posted and joined sits on one calendar. Publish your free windows so friends plan around you instead of guessing.
…or open the feed and find one to join.
Posting is only half of it. Plenty of days you do not want to organize anything — you want to see what is already happening and put your name on it. Group and public activities are also how you find new people to train with.
Filter to what you want
Narrow by sport, who posted, and when. Finding a Tuesday evening ride at your pace is a couple of taps, not an endless scroll.
RSVP and you are in
Tap going and you are on the roster. The pace, the route, the meeting spot, and who else is coming are already on the post — there is no thread to catch up on.
Reduce the friction around sporting together.
All-in-one group coordination
One platform for clubs, teams, and establishments.
Most groups run on a group text, a spreadsheet, a social account, and a lot of goodwill. Coacta collapses that into a single place — with the admin controls a real community needs and none of the busywork.
Today
With Coacta
- the spreadsheetShared calendar
- the group textGroup chat
- the reply-all threadPolls & availability
- the sign-up formMembership & roles
- the training appRoutes & workouts
Membership & roles
Public join or a private request queue. Owner, admin, and member roles, so the people running the group have the controls and everyone else just shows up.
A shared calendar
Every session the group posts, on one page, with RSVPs the whole roster can see.
Chat & announcements
Reach the whole roster without starting another thread. Chat for the day-to-day back-and-forth, announcements for the things everyone needs to see.
Polls & availability
Ask which time works and collect real availability from the roster, so the next session is scheduled from what people actually gave you.
A page that feels like yours
Your name, sports, city, color, and banner on a page members recognize. The group gets a front door instead of living inside someone else’s thread.
Discovery nearby
Athletes filter by sport and radius to find groups in town — private ones included. Public groups can be joined on the spot; private ones take a request.
Sports
Meetup for every move.
Coacta covers a wide variety of sports. Each one has tailored fields when you post an activity, so you can include all the useful details — pace, format, surface, gear — instead of a generic invite.
- Run
- Trail Run
- Bike
- Mountain Bike
- Gravel Bike
- Swim
- Cross Country Ski
- Alpine Ski
- Golf
- Disc Golf
- Tennis
- Pickleball
- Basketball
- Rock Climbing
- Weight Lifting
- Other
How it works
From intent to a standing crew.
Coacta is not a feed you browse forever. It is a loop: say what you want to do, find who is in, show up, and leave the group easier to gather next time.
STEP 01
Make a profile
Sports, city, and the details people need to match with you — including sport-specific bits like a golf handicap when you want them.
STEP 02
Find people and groups
Add friends. Discover clubs, teams, and establishments nearby by sport. Join public groups, or request / enter a code for private ones.
STEP 03
Post or RSVP
Create an activity with the real details, or join one that already exists. Capacity, comments, and mentions keep the plan current.
STEP 04
Show up, then keep it going
Make it to the session. After that, post the next one or RSVP to someone else’s — that is how the loop stays alive.
Community
The best part of sport is who you do it with.
Coacta is here to get more people out together — friends, clubs, and the ones you haven’t met yet. Less time working out logistics, more time actually in it with them.
Common questions
Still figuring out what this is?
Is Coacta a training log?
No. It is a coordination platform. You can attach routes and structured workouts to a plan, but the point is getting people to the same start, not replacing your training diary.
Do I have to join a club?
No. You can coordinate only with friends, post publicly nearby, or do both. Groups are how communities persist over time, not a requirement to use the app.
Who is it for?
Individual athletes who want partners and groups; clubs and teams that need a roster, calendar, and chat in one place; establishments (gyms, studios, courses) that want a community tied to their location.
What is the difference between a club, a team, and an establishment?
Club is a community. Team is a roster with a coach or captain. Establishment is a place — with address and hours — that people come to train.
Does Coacta host the sessions?
No. Hosts and venues do. Coacta is the coordination layer — read Safety for the assumption-of-risk posture.
When can I get it?
Coacta is on the App Store and Google Play now, and you can sign in on the web at coacta.com/app with the same account.
Building with clubs, teams, and venues.
If you run a group or an establishment and want to see how Coacta would hold your community, send a note to contact@coacta.com. Tell us how your group coordinates today — we are building this alongside the people who will use it.