Race Planner — Training

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About this app

You have a race in four months and three evenings a week. Race Planner turns that into a
plan.

Pick your race — 5K, 10K, half marathon, marathon, trail, triathlon up to Ironman distance, cycling event — tick the days you can train for each sport, and the app builds a periodised plan all the way to race day: Base, Build, Peak, Taper. Cutback weeks are placed for you, the load progresses, and race day is not a training day.

Then the app follows what you actually did. Every session is answered in one tap — done,
skipped, actual duration — and, with premium, the plan replans itself when life gets in the way.

WHAT YOU GET

• A complete periodised plan, computed on your device, in seconds
• An agenda as a list or as a month, greeting you with the countdown to your race and your streak of full weeks
• Every session in detail: its shape drawn out, its intensity, its place in your week
• Sessions matched to your level: paces, FTP, heart-rate zones
• A first trail? A “Discovery” preparation, where walking the climbs is part of the plan
• A hilly cycling event? Your rides take on your course's climbing
• A first cycling event? Two short distances, with sessions free of watts and jargon
• Your goal taken into account: get to the finish, finish comfortably, or push
• A target time per sport, becoming the pace written on your specific sessions
• A goal you can change along the way, without starting over
• Sessions confirmed from a .gpx, .tcx or .csv file — no account, no subscription
• Optional mobility and stretching: two short sessions a week
• A guided tour the first time you open it, replayable whenever you like
• The sport's own words explained where you are asked for them: threshold, zones, pace, taper
• Don't know your level? Three questions and the app has enough to start
• An export to your calendar (Google Calendar, Outlook, Apple Calendar)
• Reminders before your sessions, at the hour you choose
• A Sunday-evening nudge for the sessions still waiting on your answer
• Your form week by week: what training has built, and the fatigue you are carrying
• Your achievements, shelved by sport: real summits on foot, legendary passes and races by bike, feats — and a celebration each time you earn one
• A preparation report after the race
• A backup of everything, to start again on another device
• The app in English or French, following your phone's language

PREMIUM

Preparing one race from start to finish is free, and will stay free. Premium, a single
purchase that is yours for good, adds:
• Several plans side by side, kept from one season to the next
• A season of more than two races chained into one preparation
• Replanning what is left of the plan, without starting over
• A PDF export of the plan, to print or send to a coach
• Exporting your sessions to your watch

WHAT STAYS WITH YOU

There is no server. Your plan, your session answers and your notes live on your phone and
nowhere else. No telemetry, no crash reporting, no advertising, no account to create
before you begin.

The app contacts one service only, with your own credentials and on your own action:
Strava, if you choose to connect it.

OPTION

• Strava: syncing fills in your paces and confirms the sessions you actually did. It needs
an API application on your account and, since 30 June 2026, a Strava subscription.
Everything it fills in can also be typed by hand, or imported from a CSV, GPX or TCX
file.

Race Planner does not replace a coach. It does the organising a coach would do first, and
it does it with the days you actually have.

What’s new

New: premium. One purchase, yours for good, adding several plans side by side, seasons of more than two races, replanning, the PDF export and the export to your watch. See it under Profile → Premium.

Preparing one race from start to finish stays free, and will stay free: the plan, the agenda, the tracking, the reminders, the calendar export and the Strava sync.

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