Why we built this
PDF marathon plans are frozen in time. Coach-platforms are built for coaches, not self-coached runners. Device-native coaches lock you to one brand. None of them actually adapt when your week changes.
We wanted a plan that rebuilt itself on Monday when Sunday’s long run didn’t happen, that knew the difference between a missed session and a bad session, and that explained every change instead of just making it. So we built one.
What we believe
- A plan that never changes is a plan that doesn’t listen.
- Every adaptation should come with a reason you can read.
- Specifics beat abstractions. “Your HRV dropped so we reduced the Tuesday session” is useful. “AI-powered” is not.
- You own your training data. Always.
Who’s behind it
[TODO: team section. Founder names, roles, short running bios. Keep it human — “PB: 2:54 Rotterdam” reads better than “10+ years of experience.”]
Where we’re based
[TODO: registered office + where the team actually works. Remote is fine to state; EU-based is a selling point for privacy-conscious users and worth naming.]
How we’re funded
[TODO: if bootstrapped, say so — it’s a differentiator against VC-scaled competitors. If raised, name the investors.]
What’s next
More disciplines (ultras and trail are on the roadmap), deeper Polar integration when the platform supports workout push, and a coach-sharing feature for runners who work with a human alongside the app. If there’s something you want to see, tell us.