You trained for 16 weeks. That deserves more than a finisher-line photo.

How it works

1. Bring your training. Connect Strava, or upload GPX, FIT, or CSV files from any watch — race day and every training run included.
2. We build the book. A training-season overview (monthly mileage chart, day-by-day heatmap), the race itself — route line, splits, elevation — and the moments around it: expo, the day before, the medal at the finish. Your photos are matched in automatically.
3. Edit anything, then order. Fix stats, swap photos, pick a theme — then order the hardcover from $49.99 with 50 pages included and free worldwide shipping.

What's inside the book

• The training season. Total kilometres, a monthly mileage chart, and a day-by-day training heatmap — the shape of the build.
• Race day. The route line, your splits, and the elevation profile.
• The moments around it. Expo day, the day before, a letter to yourself the night before the start.
• The finish. The medal, and the day after.

Buying it for a runner as a gift

Most people reading this have just watched someone cross a finish line and want to mark it with something better than another medal hanger. A finisher already owns the medal and the race tee. What they almost never own is the sixteen weeks that made the medal possible, gathered into one object.

• It works after the race, not before. The book is built from training that has already happened, so there is nothing to plan ahead or rush into the post. It is just as good three weeks late as it is on the day.
• You need the runner for one step. Their training lives in their own Strava account, and nobody can pull someone else's activities, so they connect it once or upload their watch files. Everything after that is yours: the pages, the photos, the dedication, the print.
• One price, no subscription. $49.99 for the hardcover with 50 pages included and free worldwide shipping. Designing it costs nothing, so you can build the whole book before you decide to order it.

Build a finisher's book→

Any distance, any race

Walked a multi-day trail instead of racing? See the journey book.

Marathon book FAQ

More questions? See the full FAQ or contact us.

Free marathon training tools

• Pace Calculator — Turn any distance and finish time into your pace per kilometre and per mile.
• Pace Chart — A reference table of paces and the 5K, 10K, half and full marathon times they produce.
• Finish Time Calculator — Set a goal pace and distance to see the finish time you are on track for.
• Pace Band Generator — Turn a goal time into a printable band of per-split target times for race day.
• Race Time Predictor — Predict your time at a new distance from a recent race result, using the Riegel formula.
• Marathon Time Predictor — Predict your marathon finish time from a recent 5K, 10K or half marathon.
• Marathon Heat Calculator — Adjust your goal marathon time for race-day heat and see the pace the weather really allows.
• Triathlon Time Calculator — Add up swim, bike, run and both transitions into a finish time, with cutoffs checked.
• Grade Adjusted Pace — See what a hilly pace is worth on the flat, or the pace to run a hill at the same effort.
• Ultra Split Planner — Turn a goal time into arrival times at every aid station, with climbs and cutoffs counted.
• Miles ↔ Km Converter — Convert miles to kilometres and back, with the common race distances built in.
• Gel & Fuel Calculator — Work out how many gels and how many grams of carbs to take on a long run or race.
• Sodium & Electrolyte Calculator — Work out how much sodium you sweat out on a long run or race, and how many salt capsules or electrolyte servings to carry.
• Hydration Calculator — Work out how much to drink per hour on a long run or race, from your sweat rate and body weight.
• Caffeine Calculator — Work out how much caffeine to take before and during a race, and how many gels, tablets or coffees that is.
• Carb Loading Calculator — Work out how many grams of carbohydrate to eat per day and per meal in the days before a long race.
• Training Pace Calculator — Turn a recent race result into the five paces your training should actually run at.
• Age Grade Calculator — Score a race against the world best for your age and sex, and see what it is worth at open-class age.
• Boston Qualifying Calculator — Check your Boston qualifying standard, how far off you are, and what the cut-off actually demands.
• Taper Calculator — A week-by-week taper from your peak week: how far to run, how long the long run, and when.
• Race Recovery Calculator — Work out how long to rest, how long to run easy, and when it is safe to race hard again.
• Heart Rate Zones — Find your five training zones from your age, or from your measured max and resting heart rate.
• Calories Burned Running — Estimate the calories you burn on a run from your distance, time and body weight.
• Yearly Running Goal — Break a yearly distance goal into weekly targets and see whether you’re on track.
• Training Start Date — Find the date to start training, counting back from race day by your plan length.
• Training Plan Generator — Generate a personalized 5K–marathon training plan in the style of Pfitzinger, Hanson, Daniels, Higdon or Galloway, with PDF, Excel and calendar export.
• VO₂ Max Calculator — Estimate your VO₂ max from a recent race, a 12-minute Cooper test, or your heart rate.
• Finisher Certificate — A printable finisher certificate for any race, with your time and pace on it.
• Marathon Sign Generator — Pick or write a race-day sign, set huge and ready to print or hold up on your phone.