Set up your roster
Add your students using copy-paste or import from a CSV file so your classes are ready to go.
This page walks you through getting your roster loaded, choosing run types, launching your web app, and getting ready to track runs from any device.
Use the quick steps below, then watch the setup videos as you build your sheet and launch your RunTrak workflow.
Roster setup • Run types • Google App Script deployment • Tap capture
Quick Steps
Follow these four steps to get your setup complete before class.
Add your students using copy-paste or import from a CSV file so your classes are ready to go.
Define the run events you want to track, such as mile run, PACER, or 400 meter run.
Deploy your personal RunTrak web app through Google Apps Script so it can be used from your devices.
Open the web app, test it once, and begin capturing finishes during class.
Not seeing something you need? Let us know via the feedback form in RunTrak.
This video walks you through setting up your RunTrak Google Sheet, including adding your roster, defining run types, and deploying your personal web app so you can start capturing runs from any device.
Watch this walkthrough to complete your first-time setup and make sure your web app is ready before using RunTrak during class.
Reminder: Google may show a security screen the first time because the app is created from your own Google Sheet.
In this video, I walk you through how to effectively capture all your runs using our tap capture system. It is quick, simple, and can be used from any device, with results synced later when you are ready.
Reminder: You can edit times right after you finish a run.
FAQ
You can add students by copy-pasting your class list or importing a CSV file.
Run types tell RunTrak what events you want to capture, and helps your reports run in the future.
No. RunTrak works through Google Sheets and a web app in your browser.
Yes. Once your web app is deployed, you can open it from phones, tablets, laptops, and other browser-based devices.