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A key partnership for us this year is our collaboration with the KNWU 🤝 Over 50 of their affiliated clubs are now using Cyql to streamline their ride organization and boost member engagement. 🚴 In the video below, Martin Faes explains why Cyql is the right partner for the leading Dutch cycling federation. Interested in a demo for your club, community or federation? Contact us at [email protected] 📈

What started as a small pilot to boost Ireland’s community bike rides, turned into a one-of-a-kind partnership between Cycling Ireland and Cyql. Recently we launched their fully customized mobile app. We are honoured to support Ireland’s cycling federation with over 500+ cycling clubs and 26,000 members. From now on, every Irish cycling club will: 🚲 Organize rides more safely ⏳ Save valuable admin time 🙌 Boost engagement within their club and community If you want to learn more about the white label solution we offer for federations and associations, visit our website https://lnkd.in/eavTpfKN or contact us via [email protected].

Cyql API is LIVE 🚀 Even with Cyql, large clubs and federations leverage other tools alongside it: their own website, a federation admin system, maybe a dashboard a tech-savvy treasurer built. Cyql is where the rides actually live, but it's not the only system in the stack. We're launching the Cyql API 🤖 It lets clubs and federations connect Cyql to whatever they're already using: → Pull participation data into Power BI or Looker Studio → Sync member activity into a CRM or federation system → Build your own dashboards, portals or apps on Cyql data For club admins: Cyql is now a backend you can build on. For federations: your existing systems and Cyql can finally talk to each other. 👇 Read more (link in comments)

Brands can now run Challenges on Cyql 🚀 For cycling brands, this is the moment your audience is riding more, planning more and opening Cyql multiple times a week. 70,000+ cyclists use Cyql to organize their group rides. With Challenges, brands can now become part of that activity in a way that fits the community: – Reward the most kms (or miles 🇬🇧🇺🇸) – Motivate consistency or club efforts – Own a specific region or route Riders track their rides week after week. Your brand becomes part of that routine and part of the effort behind every ride. Brands are already sponsoring jerseys, gear bundles and other prizes. And it's becoming a reason for people to ride more. We are opening a limited number of Challenge slots for this season. Interested? Send us a DM or reach out via [email protected] ✉️

Biggest update of 2026 🚀 Today we’re launching something y’all have been waiting for.. 🏆 𝗖𝗵𝗮𝗹𝗹𝗲𝗻𝗴𝗲𝘀 Set your own rules and give every type of rider their moment to shine in the club leaderboards Think of: 🦸🏼♂️ 𝗟𝗼𝗰𝗮𝗹 𝗛𝗲𝗿𝗼: Who rides the most within 100km of the club home base? 👑 𝗤𝘂𝗲𝗲𝗻 𝗼𝗳 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗠𝗼𝗻𝘁𝗵: Which women rides the most club kms this month? 🚴♂️ 𝗦𝘂𝗻𝗱𝗮𝘆 𝗥𝗶𝗱𝗲 𝗟𝗲𝗮𝗱𝗲𝗿: Who puts in the most kms on official club ride days over 2026? To keep things fair (no RSVPing and then staying on the couch 😉), participants can sync their ride data with Strava. PS: We just launched the global Epic April Challenge for all Cyqlists 🌍 The rider with the most Strava-verified club KMs wins a Cyql hoodie 👕💛

Cycling federations and their clubs run on completely different systems. The federation has its admin platform, member database, maybe a BI dashboard. The clubs are on WhatsApp, Strava, Cyql, a spreadsheet. Two worlds. No bridge between them. That’s what we’re fixing. The Cyql API is live 🚀- and for federations, this is the piece that’s been missing. With it, federations can: → Pull club-level participation and ride data into their own dashboards, BI tools, or member systems → Sync rider and club activity into the federation CRM or affiliate platform → Give affiliated clubs Cyql for ride planning and admin - while keeping a real-time view at the federation level → Build portals, reports, or member-facing tools on top of Cyql data For the federations we already work with, this changes two things that used to be impossible: 1. Closer to clubs. You can see what’s actually happening on the ground (which clubs are active, where rides are growing, where engagement is dropping) without asking volunteers to fill in another form. 2. Closer to riders. Communication and insight flow both ways. The federation isn’t a layer above the clubs anymore. It’s connected to them. Clubs get a tool that takes the admin pain away. Federations get the visibility and the integration layer they’ve been missing. Want to learn more? Book a demo!