Features
Proof, not
a training log.
Strava already knows what you ran on Tuesday. RunFolio is for the races that mattered — the photographs, the finish times, and one page that puts them somewhere better than a camera roll.
Three things, and none of them take long.
Log a race in under a minute
Event, date, distance, finish time. Preset chips for the distances you actually run, so a marathon is one tap. Bib number and a link to the timing certificate if you want the receipt, and a free-text box if the race deserves a story.
Put the photographs first
Every race is a photograph with the numbers laid over it, not a row in a table. Drop in whatever your phone took — portrait, landscape, any mix — and it is compressed in your browser on the way up, so a gallery still opens on a bad connection.
Share exactly one link
One address, and it is yours. Send it, put it in a bio, print it on something. Whoever opens it sees a page that loads instantly and reads like a magazine spread rather than a dashboard.
And the rest of it.
Three views, one URL
Grid, ledger or statistics. The choice is part of the address, so the version you are looking at is the version you send — and it works with JavaScript switched off.
Link previews that look like something
A share card is generated when you save a race, not when someone clicks. Paste the link into a messaging app and it unfurls with your name and your numbers.
Import from Strava
Connect once, see your run activities, tick the ones that were races. Importing the same activity twice does not create a second race.
Statistics you did not have to keep
Personal best at every distance, total distance, races per year, cities run in, average pace. Computed from your races, so they cannot go stale.
Galleries that load properly
Each photograph fades up from a blurred placeholder instead of a spinner, opens into a full-screen lightbox, and takes arrow keys and escape.
Free tools, no account
Training plans, paces and predictions, driven entirely by the query string — so every result is a link you can send to whoever coaches you.
Private things stay private
Your email never leaves the authentication system, and your date of birth is absent from the database view public visitors read — not hidden by a rule, absent by construction.
Leaving takes everything with you
Delete your account and the profile, the races, the photographs and any Strava tokens go with it. No retention period, no reactivation email.
Why not just Strava?
Use both. RunFolio imports from Strava rather than competing with it — they answer different questions.
Strava is a training tracker: every run, every week, mileage and consistency, and it is very good at that. But a marathon you trained eighteen weeks for ends up as one entry in a feed, indistinguishable by Thursday from the recovery jog after it — and the photographs somebody took of you at kilometre 40 are not in it at all.
RunFolio keeps only the races, and treats them like the events they were. It is a portfolio, not a feed. Nothing expires off the bottom of it.
Start with
one race.
You do not need a back catalogue. Log the last one you ran, add the photographs you already have, and see what the page looks like.
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