Why TrackForge exists.
An athlete's chance to improve should not be decided by the size of a program, the time a volunteer coach has left after practice, or access to the right spreadsheet.
TrackForge gives athletes and coaches one place to plan the season, record each session, and review progress over time.
Built from experience in track and field.
We are Travis and Samuel, brothers who grew up competing in track and field across cross country, sprints, jumps, and throws.
We built TrackForge around the training records and season structure we wanted athletes and coaches to have. The product keeps training decisions organized and reviewable; athletes and coaches still make those decisions.
Track and weight-room work in one record.
TrackForge holds the plan, the session, the splits, and the lifts in one place for track running events from 55m to 10,000m, indoor and outdoor.
Your data controls.
- Download workout history as CSV and request a readable account export.
- See which organization and role grant access to shared records.
- Control optional sharing and AI features from settings.
- Request account deletion and see the scheduled deletion date.
The privacy policy explains what is collected, why it is used, and which providers process it.
Current limits.
- Other sports. TrackForge is built specifically for track and field.
- Cross country and road racing. Training plans cover track events only, including track distance through 10,000m and steeplechase.
- Meet administration. TrackForge plans around meets but does not replace meet registration or meet-management software.
- Recruiting. TrackForge does not currently provide recruiting profiles.
Contact.
Questions about your data, a bug, or a season you want help moving into TrackForge: write to hello@trackforge.fit.