The Next Race

Your whole calendar, from a parkrun to a marathon abroad.

Entered races, the ones you're still deciding on, and everything you've already run all sit on one timeline for the year. Every race carries its own countdown, goal time and the trip that goes with it.

Planned / registered races in one view
Weeks-to-go and goal pace for every race
Completed race overview (Photos, Strava, weather)

Calendar

07DEC Valencia MarathonGoal 3:45 · 12 weeks out Entered

26JAN Seville HalfFlights booked · PB attempt Entered

AprTBD Manchester MarathonBallot opens September Watching

A thousand races, on a map or a list.

Filter by distance, date and how far you're willing to travel. Every race carries its rating, its course and photos from people who have run it. Find one you like and it drops onto your calendar, ready to plan.

A map and a list, filtered by distance, date and region
Ratings and reviews from people who have run it
Course, elevation and photos on every race page
Save one and it's on your calendar, trip and all

Find a race

12APR Manchester Marathon4.7 ★ · 38 min away · flat + Watch

03MAY Stroud Half4.5 ★ · 12 min away · hilly + Watch

SepTBC Loch Ness Marathon4.8 ★ · point-to-point · net downhill + Watch

The trip, not only the run.

Flights, trains, where you're staying, the walk from there to the start pen, and what still needs packing. All of it sits on the race it belongs to, so race morning is one screen rather than six apps.

Flights / trains with live status, hotel and check-in times
How often your train has actually run on time, from years of records
Door-to-start walking time and route
Packing list you tick off, saved per race
Start-line forecast: temperature, wind, rain, sunrise

Rome Marathon · 15 Mar

FlightBA560 · 06:20On time · Gatwick → FCO

StayHotel Artemide2 nights · 19 min walk to start

Forecast07:00 start · 9°CLight wind, dry · sunrise 06:12

Kit8 of 11 packedGels, bib, throwaway top left

Runs, recovery and planned sessions in one place.

Runs sync in from Strava, recovery and sleep from Oura, and your planned week goes out to your Garmin. Every run comes back with splits, a route and how it compared to your usual.

Auto-import runs, splits and routes
Readiness and sleep
Build a workout, save it, send it to your watch
VDOT trend, aerobic efficiency and personal bests

This week

Readiness 82 · restedVDOT 52.1 · trending up

TueIntervals · 6 × 800mSent to watch

ThuTempo · 8 km @ 4:35From Strava: 7.9 km @ 4:33

SunLong run · 32 kmLongest before taper

A training plan built around your goal time.

Enter your race and a target finish, and the app writes the whole plan — every session, every pace, and a starting volume taken from what you already run. Run-walk plans cover the same four distances if that’s how you’d rather do it.

5K to marathon, 3 to 6 days a week
Every pace from your goal time
Starts at the volume you run now
A written explainer for every week

Marathon · 18 weeks

Goal4:15:00 — Foundation4 days a week, peaking at 59 km

Week 128 km, long run 14 kmClamped to what you run now

Week 2Tempo · 3 × 8 min @ 5:32Comfortably hard, not a race

Week 15Long run 29 kmThe peak — trimmed if it’d take you past 3h40

Taper59 km → 44 → 28Volume drops, the sharp sessions stay

Fly the course before you run it.

Upload the course GPX and fly the route in 3‑D — the climbs, the descents, the turns, and the streets they're on. You arrive at the start line already knowing which hill is at 30 km and how long it lasts.

3‑D map that flies the route, at the speed you choose
Elevation profile with every climb and descent called out
Key moments named, like “Diamond Head Rd, +108 ft”
Mile markers on the map, missing elevation filled in

Course flyover · 21.1 km

Climb+188 m over the halfToughest at 7.1 km — Cainscross Road, 4%

DownhillKilauea Ave, mi 9.1–10−85 ft · let it roll, don't brake

Now12.4 km · on Rodborough Ave+140 m climbed · 2% underfoot