ourpr.

a home for your running journey.

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  • Plan a week
  • Create Route
  • Your trends
  • Compare a stretch
  • People
  • Your data
  • Pricing

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  • Every course
  • How a course is measured
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a home for your running journey.

Knowledge, meaning, and connections from your running.

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Your journey

May 2023 → Oct 2026

5
builds
863
runs
5,824
miles

What your runs become.

A 16.02 mile long run at 7:20 per mile, next to its 16 mile plan, with its mile splits, map and elevation

See each run next to the plan you set.

A planned workout of six 800s and two 400s

Send a workout to a friend.

A Fort Worth sticker of every run there, 4,554 miles, over a run photo

Share every run in your city as one sticker.

The Trinity Trails under a bridge at sunset, at mile 9.2Trinity Trails · mile 9.2

Put each photo on its mile.

See how you built the last race.
Lay out the next one.

  1. The 16-week Build before the Boston Marathon 2026, run in 2:57:01, with 179 miles at race pace

    See the weeks that built each race.

  2. The Boston Marathon course at mile 26.1 on Boylston Street, 0.1 mile to the finish

    Drive the next course before race day.

  3. A route drawn along the Trinity Trail in Fort Worth, 1.97 miles

    Draw your next route on ground runners have run.

Your trends, over any Block.

See how your running changed.

  • Pace, heart rate, elevation, and more, from the runs you already have.
  • Frame any Trend by time period or by race, from week one to race day.

See your trends

/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
Your usual pace lately. Long runs count more than short ones, so one fast or slow run barely moves it.
Band
Where half your miles land. A wide band means you mix easy runs and fast ones.
View
A longer view smooths the line more. Your Now number always covers the last six weeks.
Change
It follows the runs you chose, not your fitness alone.
8:02/mi avg

Sep 20

88 runs

Your runs help the next runner.

Keep your page private or make it public. Every feature works either way.
Map a course with your runs and become a verified contributor.

Joey Flores's page: a wall of run photos, the verified seal, 2 mutuals and 2 pinned races
A race card: Boston qualified, 26.46 miles in 2:49:10 at 6:23 per mile
See a runner's page
See the course
A red sunset over a highway bridge and a creek in Fort WorthRunners on a bridge at dusk with the Fort Worth skyline lit behind themA pink sky over a river and the trail beside it in Fort WorthA steel arch footbridge into green trees on a Fort Worth trail

Built in Fort Worth since 2025.

ourpr. is built by a self-coached 2:49 Boston qualifier.
It is inspired by the Fort Worth running community.

Explore some current routes

Start with the runs you have.

Connect Garmin Connect or Apple Health, and each new run comes in on its own.

Add your Strava or Garmin export, or any GPX, FIT or TCX file, for every run before. The iPhone app is in beta.

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How your data stays yours