Routes
Create routes over any ground you have covered.
Tap a start and an end. The route follows your own runs. Share the link, and whoever opens it sees their own runs on that route.
Routes, Blocks, Trends, plans and measured race courses are free. It imports a Strava or Garmin export, or any GPX, FIT or TCX file.
Import your runs first. Then create routes over your own ground.
StickersYour ground,
Your ground,
as a sticker
On your map, choose a place and a week, a month or a year. The sticker draws the streets you ran there.
One tap copies it as a transparent image with the place, the miles and the runs. Put it on a story, or over a video of the run.
PhotosYour photos sit
Your photos sit
where you took them
Put each photo on the mile where you took it.
Your map then shows the places you run. You can open any of them again.
TrendsYour pace, heart rate and stride,
Your pace, heart rate and stride,
over the block before any race
Seven trends from the runs you already have, measured by your watch.
Choose a race you have run. Compare race week with week one.
- /mi
- Minutes and seconds for each mile. It is moving time, never elapsed.
- Up
- Faster sits HIGHER, the way a runner reads a pace.
- Line
- The middle of your runs across six weeks.
- Band
- Where half of your runs sit. A wide band means you mix easy runs and fast ones.
- Change
- It follows the runs you chose, not your fitness alone.
8:03per mile avg
Now
7:36/mi
A year ago
95 runs
AskAsk about your own runs,
Ask about your own runs,
anywhere you write
Ask about your history in the tools you already use. Every answer comes from your own runs, and reading them is free.
For $10 a month, ourpr. create puts what you ask for on your week.
Counting Monday to Sunday weeks, what was my highest mileage week in the first half of 2026?
63.6miles, 5 runs
Mar 23 to 29, 2026
PlanPlan a workout for yourself,
Plan a workout for yourself,
or for a friend
Build the workout, and it lands on your week. Send it as a link, and one tap puts it on a friend’s week.
Next week
24.00mi planned
6 x 800m + 2 x 400m
1mi
warm up
6 x 800m
2 x 400m
1.52mi
cool down
6.00mi total
Sign in, and it lands on your week.
The card builds a workout on its own. Tap a distance to build yours.
PlacesRun the course
Run the course
before you race it
Scroll, and the map moves along the route mile by mile. We measure every climb and descent from recorded runs.
BlocksCount the miles
Count the miles
at race effort
We compare every split with your goal pace. You do not tag runs. No run gets a score.
Boston Marathon
Marathon2:51:30
16-week training block
142mi at goal pace6:30/mi
within
tap to flip
Dec ’25Apr ’26
700mi total
peak60mi · wk 12
Install ItIt feels like an app.
It feels like an app.
You do not need the App Store.
Add ourpr. to your home screen. It then opens like an app, with no browser bar.
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Today's Plan6:30 AM
Monday AM — 4.00mi — 8:30/mi — Easy
Monday PM — 6.00mi — 7:30/mi — Workout
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Import completeYesterday
3 years of history, 825 runs.
130th Boston Marathon, 2026
AboutBuilt for
Built for
my own training
I am a software engineer, a 2:49 marathoner and a Boston Marathon runner. I build ourpr., and I train with it every week.
ourpr. started in early 2025, for me and a few running friends. Now I want to share it. Every part of it answers a running question that I could not answer anywhere else.
The Routes, Sticker, Photos and Trends on this page come from my own running, not a mock. If I would not use it, I would not build it.
Keep every run in one place that is yours.
Your archive
May 2023 → Sep 2026
1,044
activities
825
runs
270
photos
Your browser counts them before anything uploads. You choose what comes with you.
Import a Strava or Garmin export, or any GPX, FIT or TCX file. Export all of it again at any time.