Built by athletes,
for the front of the pack
One place for every result, every race, and every athlete you want to measure yourself against.
The motivation
Every triathlete knows the drill. Your swim splits live on one timing site, your bike race results are buried in a PDF on another, and your running PRs are scattered across three different race series that all format their results pages differently.
If you wanted to see your own progress over a season, let alone see how you stacked up against the athletes you actually race against, you had to piece it together yourself. I got tired of it. Tired of bookmarking a dozen results pages, tired of screenshotting finish times into a notes app, tired of never having a single, honest picture of how my racing was actually trending.
So I built it. FruntPack started as a tool to solve my own problem: a single home for race results, built specifically for endurance athletes who want to track their history, benchmark themselves against the field, and actually see the arc of their own progress instead of piecing it together from memory.
Every result I ever earned lived somewhere different
I'm a software engineer who loves building great products and a triathlete who can't stop analyzing training data and race results. FruntPack is the intersection of those passions—a platform I built to solve a problem I've experienced myself and one I know countless endurance athletes face every day.
I'm burdened with the mindset that maybe, just maybe, I can race as a pro one day. Whether that ever happens or not, it keeps me showing up, chasing progress, and enjoying every mile along the way.
Meet the pack
We build FruntPack between training blocks — everyone here races too. A short note on each member and the disciplines they line up for.
A former Division I runner at East Carolina University, now expanding into the world of triathlon and cycling. Usually found chasing the next challenge, hunting for a new PR, or stealing Strava CRs whenever the opportunity presents itself.