One workout.
Every athlete.
Their watch.
Create a workout once. Smagpie scales it to every athlete's pace and power zones, pushes it to their watch or phone, and shows you who did it. Free to start.
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What is Smagpie?
Smagpie is a family of athletes, coaches, and race directors looking to improve the way young and old athletes train through clarity and injury reduction.
We are still athletes, but now we make software to give every athlete the attention they deserve.
How Smagpie Works
From your plan to their watch or phone in four steps
Define
Create a workout using % of threshold pace or % of FTP. One workout, written once.
Scale
Smagpie calculates each athlete's individual paces and power targets. 22 athletes, 22 personalized workouts.
Deliver
Push workouts directly to Garmin and Coros watches. Athletes show up knowing exactly what to do.
See
See who did it, how close they hit their targets, and who needs attention. Compliance without clipboard checks.
Built for Your Coaching World
Whether you coach a team, run a club, or train athletes one-on-one — Smagpie speaks your language.
For Teams
Keep every athlete safe and progressing — from varsity to the freshman who just showed up. Free tier for school budgets.
Explore For Teams →For Individual Coaches
One tool instead of four. Own your brand. See endurance and strength in one load chart. No marketplace commissions.
Explore For Individual Coaches →For Clubs
Manage A/B/C groups without drowning. Works with or without power meters. Simple enough for your least-technical volunteer.
Explore For Clubs →Coaches Trust Smagpie
Works with the watches your athletes already wear
We're building with our founding coaches. Stats and testimonials coming soon.
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