Every six months a new app claims to have built the AI running assistant. Most are spreadsheet-with-a-chat-window pointed at your workouts. We started somewhere different: what if the software didn't touch your training at all, and instead handled everything around the race?
Runners we spoke to already had a plan — from a coach, a book, or their own head. What they didn't have was a calm voice reading their race calendar and saying: your Berlin flight lands three hours before bag drop closes, you haven't packed a passport reminder, and the forecast just flipped to 24°C so revisit your fuel plan.
That's what Racendo's race-week brief does. It reads your race calendar, your trip, your checklist and your race-week weather, and drafts a short brief you can act on in two minutes. It defends your race-week sleep. It flags the missing hotel booking. It never tells you to skip a workout — that's not its job.
The result is an app that owns the operational half of racing, and leaves the training half to you and the people you trust with it.
Own the race week, not the workout.