Your running wiki
Every run becomes pages you can read: your bests, your easy pace, what has been working. They update as you train, and every number comes from your data.
A personal wiki built from you as a runner.
It reads every run.
Your Apple Health history becomes a wiki: your bests, your long runs, and what has been working. Every number on a page comes from your own data.
It plans the next block.
A plan built from what you can run today, the days you're free, and your race date. When a week runs long or short, the plan moves with you.
Ask it anything.
It answers from your own runs, and it can change your plan for you. Move a workout, ease a week, or ask why your last long run fell apart.
Most running apps show you what you ran. RunWiki understands it, learns from every run, and coaches your next week. The more you run, the more it knows.
See where you're headed
A projected finish from your runs. It updates as you train.
A plan that bends
Sick, sore or busy? Say how long and how much to dial back, and it eases you back in after.
Ask it anything
Answers come from your own runs. Ask it to change your plan and it does, then tells you what moved.