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Find your people.

Pacers, crew, marshals, coaches, organisers — and the runners who depend on them. Long-distance running, properly organised by the people who live it. GPX-verified courses, Strava-linked trust, no payment middleman.

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Bield is just getting started — and we're building it with the running community, every day. Every race we add, and every pacer, crewer and organiser who joins, makes the next runner's day better.

New this season
Personal race videos Bib recognition QR & kiosk check-in Assisted registration Race-day site mapping Nutrition & fuelling
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Race Calculator

Splits, crew points and pacer hand-offs — for ultras, not 5Ks.

Drop your race GPX, set a target time. Bield reads the elevation and gives you realistic splits, where to put crew, and where pacers take over — all computed in your browser, nothing uploaded.

Route map & checkpointsDrop a GPX and your course renders with checkpoints, climbs and crew points.

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Dynamic with an account

The live, zoomable map with your route, checkpoints and pacer hand-offs unlocks once you sign in.

Run Calculator

Drop your race GPX — or set a distance below. Parsed right here in your browser; nothing is uploaded.

10KHalfMarathon50K100K100mi
42.195
4:00

Use H:MM (4:00), decimal hours (4.5), or whole hours (4).

EvenNegativeFront-load
04:00Finish
5:41 /kmAvg pace
42.2 kmDistance
SplitClimbSegment paceElapsed
15 km5:41 /km01:25
20 km5:41 /km01:53
25 km5:41 /km02:22
30 km5:41 /km02:50
35 km5:41 /km03:19
40 km5:41 /km03:47
Finish5:41 /km04:00

Set a distance for flat splits, or drop a GPX for elevation-adjusted ones. Pacer hand-off points and crew-reachable checkpoints come from your route — dynamic with an account.

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🔒 Dynamic with an account

Personalised fuelling, weather & pacingA generic table guesses. Your account tunes the plan to you — a preview of the variables that come into play:

Fuelling
Sweat rate1.2 L/hr
Personal carb tolerance90 g/hr
Fluid target0.7 L/hr
Sweat-sodium tierSalty
Weather & conditions
Temperature15°C
Heat sensitivity120%
Humidity100%
Wind100%
Rain100%
Pacing & race plan
Effort bias5% · negative
Pacers & hand-offs2
Crew-reachable checkpoints4
Feed intervalevery 25 min
Prompt before climbsOn
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Nutrition & fuellingNow included

A fuelling plan that actually fits your gut.

Personalised carb, fluid and sodium targets per hour — then log what you really took in-race so next time's plan is sharper. No more bonking at 60k.

  • Carb / fluid / sodium per hour, by effort & heat
  • In-race fuelling reminders (Garmin-ready)
  • Learns from what you actually took
Build my fuel plan

Your hourly plan

per hour
Carbohydrate78 g
Fluid620 ml
Sodium710 mg

New Tuned from your last 3 races — adherence 91%.

Find your people

Pacers, crew and coaches — the people who get you to the finish.

Long-distance running is a team sport. Match with a pacer who knows your race, line up crew you trust at the aid stations, and find a coach to build toward your goal — all in one place.

Personal race videos

Turn your race photos into a highlight movie.

The Reel Studio stitches your shots into a cinematic clip — ornate frames, chronological order from the photo dates, your dedication and a music bed. Share it in a tap.

Six roles, one account

However you show up on race day.

Run it, pace it, crew it, coach it, organise it — switch roles in a tap, each with its own tools. Because nobody finishes the long stuff alone.

Runner
Pacer
Crewer
Coach
Club
Organiser

“The only tool that gets ultras — the splits, the crew, the fuelling. Finally everything in one place.

— a Bield runner, Arc of Attrition 2026

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