Training science, technical deep-dives, and the messy details of building a tool for ultra runners.
Pick a finish time on any of our 33 race pages and you now get your checkpoint times, a sheet for your crew, a tracker that keeps working without signal and a live link your crew can follow. The 3D flythrough was rebuilt too, right down to the weather on race day.
Read itTraining plans now run on one block rhythm with a lighter week at the end of every block, the dashboard starts from your race, and RunPact installs on your phone and shows your plan without signal.
Three timing providers, a hard rule about GPX files, and a list of races we refuse to publish. A look at how a results table becomes a page you can trust, and why the deletions matter more than the additions.
We turned our race results corpus into public pages: finish-time distributions, aid station cutoff pressure, and segment-by-segment field pace from 28,350 real finishers across nine countries. Every page ships with a 3D flythrough of the course.
Race pages got the headlines, but the app changed more. A guided plan builder that doesn't make you back-navigate, a training week that stopped shouting, activity matching that now covers Intervals.icu, and a 3D flythrough that knows which race it's flying.
Two runners. Same distance. Same goal time. Wildly different races. If your training doesn't account for the terrain you're actually running on, you're preparing for the wrong event.
Not every ultra is the same race, and not every plan should be the same plan. RunPact now ships with six purpose-built training templates, each one a different blueprint for a different kind of ultra.
A massive amount of work has gone into RunPact since January. Here's what shipped, where we stand, and why we're confident a soft launch is coming very soon.
There's no TrainerRoad for ultrarunners. Most plan generators assume flat roads and marathon distances. We built something different, and it's just getting started.
A quick recap of what’s shipped since November and what we’re finishing next. Soft launch target: April 1, 2026.
We've been busy making RunPact better. New button design throughout, intelligent pace predictions for hilly runs, easier workout logging, and tons of fixes based on your feedback.
In an era where AI has become a buzzword, we want to be transparent about what actually powers RunPact's race time predictions. Spoiler: it's not a large language model, and it doesn't use any trendy AI techniques you're probably thinking of.
Since mid-August, we've been busy polishing existing features and adding new capabilities. Here's what's new in RunPact: enhanced training plan creation, improved 3D visualization, and a complete Stripe integration for subscriptions.
A look into the technology that powers our platform, our new 3D course visualization, and what's on the roadmap for ultra runners.
