Your race.
Field ready.

Your field guide from race preparation to race day. Course, timing, gear and crew, together.

Ultra runner climbing an alpine ridgeline at dawn, headlamp still on

See the course before you run it.

Import a course and study the climbs before travel. This interactive illustration uses a fictional course; it is not an app screenshot or navigation tool.

Sample 50-mile mountain course

50.0 mi with +10,470 ft of climbing

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0.0 mi at 1,200 ft
  • Start0.0 mi
  • Creek Crossing8.2 mi
  • The Bluff16.5 mi
  • Sawmill24.9 micrew
  • Ridge Camp33.4 micrew
  • River Flats42.1 mi
  • Finish50.0 mi
  • Import a GPX file and see the full route on a map
  • Elevation profile with labeled axes and touch scrubbing
  • Distance markers at the interval you choose
  • Switch between miles and kilometers, feet and meters

Everything between start and finish.

Aid station table lit by headlamps at night during an ultramarathon

Pack with the next stop in mind.

Checkpoints and cutoffs

Record station details and cutoffs. Budget planned stops and compare projected arrivals, departures and finish windows.

Crew coordination

Assign station duties, vehicles and cargo. Export a race-plan PDF for your crew to keep outside the app.

Drop bags

Organize station supplies, reuse bag templates and save photos to recognize each bag on race day.

Gear lists

Track weights, photos and mandatory quantities. Enter requirements from the official guide; the app does not certify compliance.

Runner checking in with their crew under headlamps in the dark

Built for race day, not the couch.

Local plans. Deliberate handoffs.

Import routes and PDF guides before travel. Plans and attachments stay on your device; map backgrounds may need a connection. Exported PDFs are handoffs, not restorable backups.

A plan, not a tracking device

Record actual starts and station arrivals alongside projected timing. Estimates are distance-based, not GPS positions, and cannot account for terrain or fatigue. Light and dark themes suit changing conditions.

Free, local race planning

Keep your editable plans on your device and export a readable PDF for your crew. This free release has no online team rooms, cloud backup or in-app messaging.

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