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See who completed the work
Assigned workouts and runner outcomes roll into one team view, organized by the training groups you already coach.
Private beta · For high-school distance teams
Know who needs you
before practice starts.
CoachSplit turns runner check-ins into a clear daily team pulse—who completed the work, how it felt, and who may need a conversation—before practice starts.
XC + distance trackiPhone + iPadRunners stay free
Real CoachSplit screens
See the team at a glance.
The Today view brings the day’s plan, weekly progress, check-ins, and meaningful changes into one coaching board.
Daily team pulseSee completion and runner feedback before practice.
Athlete contextOpen recent notes, results, and trends when something changes.
The coaching loop
From today’s plan to the conversation that matters.
Coaches set the work. Runners give lightweight feedback. CoachSplit organizes the signal without pretending to replace the coach’s judgment.
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Plan
Set the day’s work for each training group.
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Check in
Runners log completion, effort, feeling, and a note.
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Read the team
CoachSplit surfaces completion, patterns, and missing logs.
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Coach the person
Open the athlete’s full context before the conversation.
For coaches
Turn daily check-ins into
better coaching decisions.
Not another GPS dashboard. CoachSplit is built around the questions a distance coach asks every day: Who did the work? How did it feel? Who needs me?
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Catch the change behind the check
Effort, feeling, notes, and missing check-ins reveal the days when completion alone does not tell the whole story.
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Open the whole athlete story
Recent notes, workout history, race results, status, and trends stay together when it is time for a real conversation.
Easy to adopt
Useful to the coach.
Lightweight for the team.
CoachSplit asks runners for just enough context to help—and respects the boundaries that make honest check-ins possible.
Seconds for runners
Log completed, modified, or could-not-complete, then add effort, feeling, and an optional note.
Private by default
No public training feed. Personal activities stay private unless the runner chooses to share them with a coach.
Ready without a signal
Core coaching and logging workflows keep working at meets, on trails, and anywhere reception is unreliable.
Plan by training group.Follow athlete timelines.Keep race results and trends in context.
Privacy by role
Team visibility without turning every detail public.
CoachSplit is designed around clear boundaries between coaches, assistants, and runners. Access is enforced by team role, not just hidden in the interface.
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Built-in boundaries
What each role can access
Coach notes + attention flagsCoaches only
Runner training detailsRunner + authorized coaches
Personal activitiesPrivate by default
Official race resultsTeam visible
The details
Questions coaches ask first.
What can runners see?
Runners see their own workouts and history, plus team race results and leaderboards. They cannot browse another runner’s training details, coach notes, or attention flags.
How does CoachSplit protect team information?
Access is enforced by team role. Coach notes and attention flags stay with coaches, runner training details are limited to the runner and authorized coaches, and personal activities are private unless the runner chooses to share them.
Is there an Android app?
Not yet. The current private beta is for iPhone and iPad. Cross-platform access is an important future step, but CoachSplit is staying focused while the coaching loop is proven with real teams.
What does the beta cost?
CoachSplit is currently free for invited beta teams. Runners are free, and any future team plan will be introduced clearly before the beta changes.
Private beta
Coach the team you have.
See what they need.
CoachSplit is inviting a small number of U.S. high-school cross-country and distance-track teams to help shape what comes next.
Free for invited beta teams · iPhone and iPad · Runners stay free