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Three loops. Five seconds.

Anywhere with GPS, your doorstep, a hotel lobby, a city you've never run.

Free · No login · No app to install

From phone-in-pocket to running

Two taps. Three loops. Yours.

No login, no app install, no setup. Open the page, the next step is already in front of you.

Step 01 ~1s

Drop a pin.

Tap GPS or type a postal code. Doorstep, hotel lobby, a city you've never run, anywhere with signal.

Step 02 ~1s
3 5 7 10 15

Pick a distance.

3, 5, 7, 10, 15 km, or slide for anything from 1 to 25. Heart-shaped run instead of a loop? One more tap.

Step 03 ~5s

Three loops appear.

Different streets, different character. Tap one to fly it, drag a pin to reshape it, send it to your watch.

Cold start to laced up, under ten seconds, no account required.

01 · Underfoot

Asphalt or dirt.

Paved sections in your route's colour, unpaved in clay. Pick the mix you want, no surprise singletrack mid-run.

Underfoot
02 · Preview

Fly the loop first.

A 3D run-through across real terrain. Spot the climbs, scan the turns, feel the rhythm, before you lace up.

Preview
03 · For the share

Run a heart. Send it.

Heart, star, circle, triangle. The router traces the silhouette through real streets near you, your actual run, not a sticker on a map.

For the share

Once you've picked a loop

Less app. More run.

Make it yours, then take it with you. Everything below works the same, free, on the open web.

Reshape on the fly

Tap the route to drop a pin, drag it anywhere, detour around a closed bridge or duck through the park. Reroutes in milliseconds.

On your watch

GPX into Strava, Komoot, Garmin. One tap, you're out the door.

Climbs charted

Elevation profile before you commit. No mid-run surprises.

Run offline

Install to home screen. Plan with signal, run without it.

Boring on purpose

EU-hosted. No trackers, no ads, no cookies you didn't ask for. Your account exists only so a bot can't drain the routing budget.

Lace up.
Five seconds away.

Start running

Free · No login · Web-based

GJGJ

Made in the Netherlands · Built for runners