Trig Point

Trig Point

Race training, heat-adjusted

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  • Released
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  • August 18, 2026
  • October 5, 2026
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A running app for heavier runners and anyone training to finish a race. I'm a heavier runner, and the running apps I tried were built for someone chasing a PR. I kept falling behind their plans, so I built Trig. HEAT PACE - FREE, NO SUBSCRIPTION Trig reads the temperature and the dew point where you are. Pick easy or intervals, put in the pace you're aiming for, and it tells you what pace to run today, unless it's too hot to give one. Intervals get half the adjustment, since the reps are short. If you already ran today, put in the pace you ran and see what it would have been without the heat. Miles or kilometers. TRIG COACH - SUBSCRIPTION OR LIFETIME Everything in this part needs Trig Coach. A plan to race day Pick your race and your date, from a 5K up to a marathon. Trig reads the running you've actually done from Apple Health and builds a week-by-week plan from there. Today's run When you open the app, today's workout is right there, with distance, effort, and a pace range adjusted for the heat, unless it's too hot to give one. Runs from your Apple Watch When a run from your Apple Watch shows up in Apple Health, Trig counts it toward your plan as done. Then you tap whether it felt about right, easier than expected, or harder than expected. Hot days When it's too hot for Heat Pace to give a pace, Trig turns a hard session into an easy run at the same distance and tells you why. On a long run day, if it's that hot or close to it, the distance stays and any marathon-pace miles come out. Missed a week Trig eases you back in with shorter, easier runs and never adds the missed miles on top. Any change it makes to your plan shows the reason and an Undo. Strength Lifts that fit around your runs, using the equipment you have at home. Once Trig knows your weights, each set comes filled in. One tap logs a set done as written. If you already lift once a week or more, your first session finds the right weight for each lift, one set at a time. If you don't, Trig sets your weights for the first 2 weeks. The rest timer starts itself when you log a set. Each lift you've done before shows what you did last time. When you finish, Trig tells you each lift's weight for next time, like "Back squat: found the right weight, 95 lb." A session you start and finish in Trig is saved to Apple Health as a strength workout, if you allow it. Your runs Past runs from Apple Health, with your splits and a map of your route. Find a race When you search for your race and RunSignup has it, Trig fills in the date and distance. Race predictor Trig predicts your race time from a recent race you enter, or from 8 weeks of your runs. Without either, it tells you when a prediction will be ready. PRIVACY No account No ads No tracking Your Health data is never sent to me Strength workouts go to Health only if you allow it PRICING Heat Pace is free. Trig Coach is $7.99 a month or $49.99 a year, and both start with 14 days free. Lifetime is $99.99 one time, and you have Trig Coach for good. Prices are in US dollars and may vary by country. SUBSCRIPTION TERMS Payment is charged to your Apple Account when you confirm the purchase, or when the free trial ends. Subscriptions renew automatically at the same price and length unless you cancel at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Your account is charged for renewal within 24 hours before the current period ends. You can manage or cancel your subscription any time in your Apple Account settings. If you start a subscription during a free trial, any unused part of the trial ends. Lifetime is a one-time purchase and does not renew. Trig is a training tool, not medical advice. Check with your doctor before you start a new training plan. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://hoosier-goose-co.github.io/trig/privacy-policy.html Support: https://hoosier-goose-co.github.io/trig/support.html Weather data provided by Apple Weather.
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What's New in Trig Point

1.3

October 5, 2026

Thanks for using Trig! If you had Trig before this update, Trig Coach is yours for good, free. For everyone new, everything except Heat Pace now needs Trig Coach. That includes the plan to race day, today's run, Strength, and your past runs. -Trig Coach is $7.99 a month or $49.99 a year (US prices), and both start with 14 days free -Lifetime is $99.99 one time -If you have an offer code for Trig Coach, you can redeem it under More -Runs from your Apple Watch now count toward your plan, so Trig no longer treats them as missed and cuts your plan back -When a run from your Apple Watch comes in, tap whether it felt about right, easier than expected, or harder than expected -Once Trig knows your weights, Strength sessions come with every set filled in -One tap logs a set done as written -The rest timer starts itself when you log a set -If you already lift once a week or more, your first session finds the right weight for each lift -Each lift you've done before shows what you did last time -When you finish, Trig tells you what weight to use next time for each lift -A session you start and finish in Trig is saved to Apple Health as a strength workout, and Trig asks you before the first one -Split bars now read the right way - a longer bar is always a slower split -More now has an About section with Privacy Policy, Terms of Use, and Get help -Trig now asks to read Apple Health only when you tap Connect, after one screen that tells you what it reads and why -Plan notes no longer show kilometers on a miles plan -Bigger titles and less small gray text If anything looks off, let me know through Get help under More.

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