iPhone app for ultrarunners

Your race, readiness, and real week in one place.

Your race,
readiness, and
real week
in one place.

Ultra Plan turns recent training, race details, and available days into a full calendar, daily coach guidance, and a clearer sense of what to do next.

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Full plan, race readiness, weekly calendar, and coach chat in one calm iPhone app.

Race snapshot

First 50K.
Solid base.
Real schedule.

128 days out

Goal race

50K trail

Current volume

34 mi / week

Longest run

14 miles

Available days

5 days

Week rhythm

Sun long run

Week 1 preview

A week shaped around the goal.

week one

Tue

Aerobic run

50 min with relaxed strides

Thu

Climbing intervals

5 x 5 min uphill, smooth down

Sat

Trail long run

2h 20m with steady vert

Sun

Recovery or off

Keep it easy if fatigue is high

Daily coach check-in

Base is solid enough to progress. Keep Thursday as the climbing day, protect the Saturday long run, and let Sunday stay flexible if fatigue shows up.

Integrations

Import the training you already track so the starting point reflects real work, not a blank slate.

Apple Health

Read workouts

Strava

Sync runs

Garmin

Import activities

Coros

Coming soon

Polar

Coming soon

Why it feels different

The app is built around context, not just mileage.

It keeps your race calendar in view

Goal race, tune-up events, terrain, vert, and timing stay part of the plan instead of disappearing after setup.

Home shows what matters now

Race readiness, weekly progress, and the next key sessions live in one calm view so the week is easier to trust.

Coach guidance stays tied to the work

Daily check-ins and workout context reflect your recent training rather than generic motivation.

Approach

Race calendar, terrain, readiness, and week rhythm all matter to the build.

Ultra Plan is meant to notice the things runners actually care about when a goal gets real: the next race on the calendar, the climbing, the week you have available, and whether the next step should push or hold.

What it pays attention to

race calendardistance and terrainrace-specific vertavailable training daysweekly rhythmrecent training loadlongest recent runimported workout historytoday's contextrace readinesscutoff pressurerecovery needsgoal timeline

Why that matters

If the race calendar shifts, the plan should still make sense.

If fatigue is building, the next key session should show it.

If a weekday disappears, the week should stay usable.

How it works

A short setup flow, then a home screen that keeps the next step obvious.

Set the goal and week rhythm

Choose your race or custom build, your available days, and the calendar rhythm you actually want to train around.

Bring in recent runs and race details

Sync the training you already track and add the terrain, vert, and context that make the goal specific.

Get the full plan and daily guidance

Open the calendar, review the upcoming week, and use the coach when you want help understanding the work.

Ultra Plan

A calmer place to train toward race day.

Ultra Plan is built for runners who want the full plan, coach chat, and race-specific guidance in one iPhone experience. It keeps the next decision clear without losing the bigger arc of the build.