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EndureMore turns your Strava training data into coaching that actually accounts for you — not just pace and distance, but your health background, recent training load, and what's genuinely changed since your last run — so you can keep training well for years, not just chase this week's numbers.
Built for trail runners, hikers, endurance athletes, and anyone active over 40 who wants to stay capable as they age.
New here or a returning athlete — the same button either way. First time connects Strava and sets up your account; after that, it just signs you in. Don't have a Strava account? Create a free one first, then come back here to connect it.
A real card from the actual renderer — illustrative data, not a mock-up.
Distance, pace and heart rate are just the start. Each card carries a mission assessment score, the coach's verdict grounded in your training history, and a GPX-derived trace showing exactly where you held mission pace — the same fixed layout every time, so you can compare sessions at a glance rather than re-reading a paragraph.
EndureMore connects to your existing Strava account — this isn't a replacement, it's what your training data can do once something actually reasons about it.
A fast start followed by an easy finish still looks "easy" on paper — we detect the real structure (tempo, intervals, hill work) from the GPX data itself, not the average pace. We read the stops too: heart-rate-guided run/stop intervals, club-run regroups, and walk breaks in the heat each mean something different, and stopped time stays out of your splits.
Run intervals your way — heart-rate-capped stop/start, club-run efforts between regroups, classic reps. We find each effort of 400 m or more automatically and score it: pace, fastest 200 m, heart rate, gradient, and how quickly you recovered before the next one.
Nothing on Strava asks about your health background or past injuries before telling you how hard to train. We do, once, at signup, and factor it into every recommendation.
Training-load spikes, real gap history, and reported niggles feed a proactive risk picture — plus on-demand exercises grounded in real sports-science guidance for what's actually bothering you.
Carb/fluid/sodium guidance grounded in real sports-nutrition sources, tailored to your race's distance, course, and forecast — not a generic template.
Strava shows the weather on your activity, but doesn't pass it on to other apps. We look it up independently and factor heat/humidity into how we read your pace.
A quick conversation, not a form, so niggles and fatigue get caught before they become an injury that ends a season.
Health-related services need visible reassurance, not just a policy link nobody reads. Here's what's actually true:
Your activity and health data is stored on servers located in the United Kingdom, not wherever happens to be cheapest.
Health check-in and baseline responses are encrypted at rest — the same protection used for your Strava access tokens.
Health data processing, service emails, and marketing are three genuinely different consents at registration, not one bundled checkbox — and you can withdraw at any time.
Your training and health data is what the coaching is grounded in — without it, the core features simply don't work. Nothing is collected beyond that.
Full detail — including what's sent to Claude to generate your coaching (never your name, email, or Strava ID) and what isn't — is in the privacy policy, which is honest about what's still a work in progress rather than overclaiming.
Built for anyone who wants to keep training well for the long run, not just get faster this month. Here's exactly what that costs — no surprises.
Everything the AI coach actually generates for you:
Priced for where you train, not just converted at the exchange rate: £4.00 GBP (UK) · $5.00 USD (USA) · €5.00 EUR (Eurozone) · ₹300 INR (India). Suggested automatically when you subscribe, based on where your recent activities start — you can always pick a different one.
Coming later: cadence-matched Spotify playlists, built from real exercise-to-music expertise — matching the tempo of what you're listening to your target pace. It's built and working, but Spotify's developer platform only lets an app like ours offer it widely once it reaches a much larger user base, so it isn't open to members yet.
Three features are free forever, no card required, ever: your personal training heatmap, fitness & freshness, and performance predictions — these are the things Strava itself only offers on its paid tier, and we think they shouldn't be behind a paywall.
Everything the AI coach actually generates — mission cards, fuelling plans, the daily health check-in, injury-prevention exercises, next-mission briefings, and goal-setting — is free for your first 30 days, then from £4/month depending on where you're subscribing from (see "What does it cost outside the UK?" below).
Every AI-coached feature makes a real call to Claude to generate your specific answer — that has a genuine, ongoing cost per athlete, unlike a static chart or calculation. A subscription covers that sustainably without resorting to ads or selling your data.
EndureMore supports the UK, USA, Europe, and India directly, each priced for local purchasing power rather than a flat currency conversion: £4.00 GBP (UK) · $5.00 USD (USA) · €5.00 EUR (Eurozone) · ₹300 INR (India).
When you subscribe, we suggest a currency based on where your recent activities actually start — never silently, always shown and changeable before you check out. Outside these four regions, you'll see the UK price.
You'll be asked to subscribe to keep generating new mission cards, fuelling plans, and the rest — but anything you've already generated stays exactly where it is, still viewable, not locked away. The three free-forever features keep working regardless.
Yes — cancelling takes effect at the end of your current billing period, and there's a clear "Cancel my subscription" link on your subscription page, not buried in a support flow. Changed your mind after cancelling? You can resume with the same billing details, no need to check out again.
Yes — EndureMore reads your activity history from Strava to ground every recommendation in your real training, rather than guessing. Strava's free tier is all you need to connect.
Stopped time comes out of your pace and splits, the same way Strava's moving time works. We also look at why you stopped. Stopping at a consistent heart-rate ceiling and restarting at a set heart rate reads as heart-rate-guided intervals, so the running bouts are judged as quality work and the breaks as planned recovery. Longer regroup stops read as a club or group run. Walk breaks where your heart rate stays up, like cooling down in a hot race, read as run/walk, so conditions are weighed before your pace is. Brief stops at crossings or lights are just noted.
Your health check-in and baseline responses are encrypted at rest, the same protection used for your Strava access tokens, and stored on servers in the United Kingdom. Full details are in our privacy policy.
Our mission is to help people extend their years of endurance, adventure and capability through evidence-based insight, intelligent analysis and continual improvement.
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