From race goal
to finish line.

Name your race. Crenoe checks whether it's realistic from your Strava history, builds a plan that runs all the way to race day, then adapts it every day to your load, your body, and the heat.

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Adaptive training plan · PRO

A plan that runs to race day — and changes when you do.

Most plans are a PDF that stops listening the moment you print it. Crenoe writes every week from your VDOT, your schedule, and your race date — then re-reads your load each morning. Ramp too fast and the hard session steps down before you get hurt.

  • Race-goal feasibility checked against your real history
  • Daily adaptation from ACWR and TSB — with heat and rain accounted for
  • Sessions you asked for are never silently overwritten
Week 8 of 12 · Half Marathon 42 KM
Tue
WU 1km Z2 → 4×600m @ Z4 → CD 1kmInterval
5.2 km · 6:14–6:22/km
ACWR 1.34 — consider dropping to an easy run
Wed
Rest dayRest
Sun
Long runLong
18 km · 7:12/km
C
Tomorrow is 4×600m @ Z4. It's 36° feels-like out there, so hold effort, not pace — keep HR under 166 and let 6:14–6:22/km be the honest number.
Can I move it to Friday?
C
You could, but Friday sits right before Sunday's 18km. That stacks two hard days. Keep it Tuesday and I'll trim it to 3×600m instead — same stimulus, less cost.

Cren, your coach

Ask anything. It already knows your data.

Cren reads your history, your zones, your plan, and today's weather before it answers — so it argues with you about Friday instead of handing back a generic paragraph. Ask it to move a session and it will tell you honestly when that's a bad idea.

Adaptive Coach · PRO

It checks whether you actually hit the session.

Every week Crenoe replays your key sessions against what was prescribed — rep by rep where your watch recorded the structure. Nailed it and next week steps up. Missed it on pace twice running and the prescription itself gets recalibrated, not just repeated.

Heat never counts against you

A session lost to 36° is logged as weather, not as lost fitness — and it never drags your VDOT down.

Key session verdict On target Steps up next week
4 reps consistent at target · rep CV 3.4%
The score above rates today's execution. This verdict is what sets next week's prescription.
Where you are today
You are in the Tired zone
OverreachedTiredOptimalFresh
CTL 21 · ATL 31 · TSB -10
Execution Score A−
Execution rep consistency 36/40
Endurance drift & fade 30/35
Form cadence 20/25
86 Execution 40% · Endurance 35% · Form 25%

Deep analytics

The numbers a coach would actually ask for.

Daniels VDOT and pace zones. Coggan CTL, ATL and TSB. Gabbett ACWR. Cardiac drift, decoupling, efficiency factor, grade-adjusted pace, cadence fatigue. Every run scored on execution, endurance and form — with the reasoning shown, not hidden.

Stickers & replays

Then make it worth posting.

46 sticker templates that pull your real numbers — no typing, no screenshots of screenshots. Plus Route Replay, which animates your GPS trace into a video, and Run Replay, which lays your live stats over your own footage.

46 templates

Map outline, circular stamp, split blocks, glitch, big numerals — each one filled from the run you pick.

Route Replay

Your GPS trace drawn on a 3D map, flown at your own pace, exported as video for Stories.

Push to Strava

Your analysis written straight into the activity description — five voices, from a plain log to a roast.

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  • Core metrics — pace, HR, splits, elevation
  • Your plan stays readable after the trial
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  • VDOT & personalised pace zones
  • Build & rebuild your plan — adapted daily
  • Cren — unlimited coaching chat
  • Adaptive Coach & key-session verdicts
  • Route Replay, Run Replay & PRO stickers
  • Push analysis to Strava
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What's your race?

Connect Strava and Crenoe will tell you — honestly — whether the time you want is still on the table.

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