
Sunday Miles Club
truloop Clubs · beyond event software
Turn every event into momentum. truloop connects registration, payment status, check-in, member history, and personal memories — so the operation gets lighter and the club gets stronger every time.
Build the registration form in minutes · No participant app required · Start with one event

Registration, door list, and follow-up connected
The familiar workaround
Google Forms collects applications. Excel reconciles payments. A copied list runs the door. Google Drive holds the photos. Every tool works — but none of them carries the member to the next event.
What truloop changes
Registration → payment status → check-in → member history → personal memory.
Using Partiful or Luma? Keep the invitation. Connect what should carry forward.See the real club flowA real operating flow · 1000 Calorie Club
@1000calclub↗1000 Calorie Club built a lightweight form, posted it on Instagram, and let anyone apply without installing an app. Staff, VIPs, and general members each received the right link, questions, timing, and capacity.
What leaders did not rebuild: accepted applicants were notified, staff checked them in with their answers on hand, no-shows stayed visible, and the event became part of the club's growing member history.
Follow the same participant
These are actual RUN N'ICE operating screens — not a concept mockup. Registration, on-site service, and photo delivery stay attached to the same event and person.



From signup to return
The member never gets copied from tool to tool. truloop carries the context through the event — and into the next one.
Ask only what you need. Participants apply without installing an app.
Staff see the right answers and record real attendance, including no-shows.
Reach actual attendees and the members who keep returning.
Also connectedTickets, dues, albums, and AI follow-up stay with the same member record.
See the complete product
Registration, ticketing, member operations, check-in, albums, and follow-up in one connected club experience.
The difference members feel
After someone attends, the event becomes part of their personal truloop feed — alongside the dinners, runs, birthdays, and other communities that make up their life.
It is not locked inside one club tool. The memory remains theirs, even if life takes them somewhere else.

Sunday Miles Club
After check-inThe same moment becomes part of each member's own history.












Why this grows the club
Built for recurring communities
The difference is not whether one event can be published. It is what the club knows after the event is over.
| What remains after the event | truloop Clubs | Group chat | Form + sheet | Event page |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Registration becomes the participant list | ✓Automatic | Manual count | Export and clean | Usually built in |
| Actual attendance and no-shows stay distinct | ✓Live check-in | Guesswork | Manual update | Varies by tool |
| Member history grows across gatherings | ✓Living history | Buried in chat | Spreadsheet rows | Event by event |
| Photos return to each member's own history | ✓Personal feed | Endless scroll | Separate Drive | Separate album |
| Community context survives a handover | ✓Club-owned | Account-dependent | File handoff | Account handoff |
Comparison describes typical workflows; individual products and plans vary. truloop works alongside the channels your community already uses.
Built for handover
Not a folder of old forms, disconnected photos, and a spreadsheet only one person understands.
New operators step into one club workspace instead of asking for access to a former leader's personal files.
Shared operationPast registrations, real attendance, and no-shows remain usable when a new team plans the next gathering.
Institutional memoryForms, audience links, operating decisions, and follow-up patterns give the next team a proven starting point.
Ready to repeatA light first step
Set up one real registration flow, share it where your members already are, and decide from the event itself.
Let's start with one event
No participant app. No tool migration. Bring the next event and let the club history begin there.
Start with one event