Daily AI coaching, a race Event Planner that does the pacing math for you, and live crew tracking on race day — built specifically for the demands of ultrarunning, not adapted from a 5K app.
Strava tells you what happened. TrainingPeaks tells you a number. Neither one plans your crew's day, checks your cutoffs, or tracks you through the night.
Fatigue curves, night penalties, grade-adjusted pace, checkpoint cutoffs — real variables in a 100-miler that a flat pace band can't capture.
Where to meet, when you'll actually arrive, what to bring — worked out in advance and shared with one link, not a group text at 3am.
Not a generic VO2max chart — a personal baseline built from your own last 12 months, so "how am I really doing" has a real answer.
Five pieces that work together, not five separate apps.
Every morning, a plain-language read on what today should look like — grounded in your actual training load, recent activities, and where you are relative to your next race. Ask it questions, and it remembers what it already told you.
Upload your race's GPX and UltraCoach builds a full pacing model from it: grade-adjusted effort for every climb and descent, a fatigue curve for the back half, and a night-pace penalty for anything you'll run in the dark. Set your checkpoints once, and that same model checks every one of them against its real cutoff — not just whether you'll finish, but with how much margin, at each aid station, in each direction the race can go wrong.
It doesn't stop at planning. The checkpoints, cutoffs, and pacing model you build here are the same ones LiveTrack uses on race day — your crew's page shows live margin against this exact plan, and your ETA to the next checkpoint accounts for the real climb or descent ahead of you, not a flat-pace guess. Plan it once here; LiveTrack keeps it honest when it counts.
The AI-written race plan is built from the same context your daily coach uses — your own training baseline and recent race history, not a generic template — so its tactical calls, nutrition targets, and key risks are specific to your fitness and this course's profile. Ask it a question in the Discuss tab (Is the opening pace too aggressive for my current fitness? What's the actual risk in the second half?) and it answers from that same plan, remembering what you've already asked.
Share one link and your crew sees your live GPS position, pace, and an elevation-aware ETA to the next meeting point — no app, no login, no guessing where you'll be.
Import your FIT files and UltraCoach builds a personal baseline across road, trail, and ultra distances — so every new activity report compares you to yourself, not a generic athlete.
Your training log, AI coach, and event details in your pocket — plus the LiveTrack GPS tracker for race day itself.
"I built the tool I actually wanted as an ultrarunner — one that understands pacing math, crew logistics, and what a taper is, because I needed it for my own races."— Michal Cinciala, creator of UltraCoach
Free while in beta. Import your history, get your first baseline, and see what your training actually says.
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