

Rakda builds your training plan — first 5K to half marathon — around your race, your free days and the pace you run today. Then it tracks every run, so you can see it working.
Speeds, inclines and heart-rate targets for every step of the run — not a vague description you have to interpret at 6pm with your heart rate already climbing.
Every logged run feeds one number: how far you are from race pace. Nine weeks in, this runner has closed nearly half the gap between where they started and 4:30 per kilometre.
“Km 10 was my fastest of the whole run. In 33 degrees.”
Elevation, heat and start times for the events on this side of the map — not a generic plan written for a spring marathon in northern Europe.



