Your races, trips and training in one app
Add a race. The app plans your training, travel, packing and race morning around it.
Works with Strava, Oura and your watch via Intervals.icu.
What it replaces
- A race spreadsheet
- Booking emails
- A travel app
- A plan PDF
- A weather app
- A notes app
- A pace band
- A calendar
One page for each race.
How it works
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Browse over 1,700 races on a map or a list.

- Suggested races based on the ones you've run
- Reminders for entry deadlines and ballot dates
- The usual weather on race day
- How hilly the course is, where a route is available
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Set a goal time and get a plan for your race. It starts from how much you run now.

- Each week's sessions sent to your watch
- Your runs tick off each session
- Add a smaller race and the plan adjusts around it
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Add your trains, flights and hotel to the race. Each shows its cost and your share.

- Live flight and train times
- An alert on your phone if your train is late
- How often your train usually runs on time
- Places to stay, sorted by walking time to the start
- A page for friends showing where to cheer you on
- Flight prices for the race weekend, from the airport nearest you
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A target time for each kilometre, allowing for hills, heat and drink stations, sent to your watch.

- A race-week view with your travel, the forecast and your predicted time
- A 3-D flyover of the course
- A packing list that checks the forecast
- Predicted times that learn from your past races
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One screen with your timeline, start wave, the weather and the way home.

- When to wake, leave, drop your bag and reach your wave
- On Android, a lock-screen countdown that shows your next step
- Saved on your phone, so it works with no signal
- Save it as an image for the start pen
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Add your finish time to update your PBs and records. If you follow a plan, a recovery block eases you back in.

- Your splits next to your pacing plan
- Progress in race series such as the Marathon Majors
- Photos, your Strava run and the race-day weather, saved with the race
- A race report comparing your run with your plan, with suggestions for next time
- Share a race poster, your race weekend story or a passport of all your races

Race weekend guides
Getting there, collecting your number, race morning and the usual weather, checked for each race.
- TCS New York City Marathon1 Nov. Sunday · New York, United States
- Harmonie Mutuelle Toulouse Métropole Run Experience Marathon1 Nov. Sunday · Toulouse, France
- CNO Financial Indianapolis Monumental Marathon7 Nov. Saturday · Indianapolis, United States
- Athens Marathon. The Authentic8 Nov. Sunday · Athens, Greece
- Generali Maratón Málaga8 Nov. Sunday · Málaga, Spain
- Monterey Bay Half Marathon8 Nov. Sunday · Monterey, United States
From the blog
- Choosing your next race
Marathon cut-off times explained
Understand marathon cut-off times, including gun time, chip time, checkpoint closures and road reopening, before deciding whether a race fits your plan. - Majors and race series
Which European Marathon Classic should you run first?
Choose your first European Marathon Classic by comparing entry access, race dates and the practical weekend, with a shortlist for UK-based runners. - Majors and race series
London or Berlin for your first Marathon Major?
Compare London and Berlin for your first Marathon Major, including entry routes, the race season, number collection and travel from your UK starting point.
Questions
Can't find your answer? Email us and we'll get back to you.
Who can sign in?
The app is invite-only for now. Join the waitlist and we'll email you your invitation.
Which watches does it work with?
Garmin, COROS, Suunto and Wahoo. Sessions and race paces go to your watch through a free Intervals.icu account. On a Garmin you can use our own watch app instead, In the Running on the Connect IQ Store.
Is there a phone app?
The Android app is coming soon to Google Play. For now, open the app in your phone's browser and add it to your home screen. Use Safari on iPhone or iPad. You can sign in once your invite arrives.
Does it work abroad, and without signal?
You can add a race anywhere in the world, and the race listings cover the UK and Europe. Your trip, the course and the forecast are saved on your phone, so race morning works with no signal.
What happens to my Strava runs?
They're copied into your own account and stay there. They're never shared, sold or shown to anyone else.
What happens to my data?
There are no adverts, and we never sell your data. Your runs, routes and health data are never used to train AI. You can download all of it as one file whenever you like, and deleting your account deletes your data with it. We use service providers to run the app, as the privacy policy explains.
Do I have to follow a training plan?
No. The calendar, trips and courses work on their own. A plan is there if you want one.
Join the waitlist
We'll email you your invitation. Every email has an unsubscribe link.
Built by a runner who travels to races, for runners who do the same. No adverts. We never sell your data. How we handle your data

