Best Bike Split vs TriTrainer

Best Bike Split: Race planning, pacing, workouts, and ride execution on your phone. Build and manage cycling race plans with course maps, target power, expected time, normalized power, intensity factor, and TSS. Use your saved BBS bikes and courses, adjust plans from mobile, and review elevation, power, speed, and pacing charts before race day. When it is time to ride, use the app for outdoor ride mode, indoor race simulation, and structured workouts. Follow target power, interval progress, live ride metrics, route progress, and race-specific pacing guidance from a focused mobile experience. Key features: - Sign in with your existing Best Bike Split account - Create and update race plans from mobile - Review course maps, elevation, power, speed, and pacing data - Ride outside with BBS targets - Simulate race plans indoors - Ride structured workouts indoors or outdoors - Send supported workouts and race-plan workouts to connected training platforms - Upload completed activity files where supported - Use BBS Assistant for race plans, workouts, courses, and support - Sync with the Best Bike Split web app Best Bike Split is built for cyclists and triathletes who want practical race-day pacing, structured training, and a simpler way to turn course data into executable ride plans. Choose Essentials Mobile for full mobile app access with Basic website access, or Premium for full mobile and web access. Both plans are available monthly or yearly. Existing Premium members keep full mobile access with their current subscription. Subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. You can manage or cancel App Store subscriptions in your Apple account settings. Privacy Policy: https://www.bestbikesplit.com/privacy-policy Terms of Use: https://www.bestbikesplit.com/terms-of-use

TriTrainer builds your triathlon training plan around your race. Tell it when you're racing, how far each leg is, and roughly how much you train now. It works out weekly swim, bike and run targets that build toward race day, with easier recovery weeks along the way, a limit on how big your hardest week gets, and a taper at the end so you're not going in tired. Setting up a plan Pick your race date. Enter the distances for each sport and your current weekly volume. That's it. You get a full plan with a target for every week, by sport and combined, so you can see straight away whether you're keeping up. It keeps up with you The plan doesn't sit still. Each week it looks at what you actually did and adjusts the weeks ahead. Train hard and it asks a bit more of you next time. Have a quiet week and it backs off. There's a short weekly check-in for how you're feeling, sleep, tiredness, sore legs, and that feeds in too. Get ill or injured, or go away for work, and you can mark the week as time off. It won't count as a missed week, and when you come back the plan eases you in rather than dropping you straight back to where you were. Your training, counted for you Connect Strava or Apple Health and your sessions come in on their own as weekly distances. Apple Health picks up new workouts not long after you finish them. You can always type a session in by hand, and a manual entry takes priority over everything else. Seeing how it's going A readiness view tells you if you're on course to reach your peak, sport by sport, and what to add if one is falling behind. If your workouts record heart rate you also get fitness, fatigue and form, an intensity breakdown against the usual 80/20 split, and a grid of the weeks you hit. Time off doesn't break your streak. More than one race You can run several plans at once with A, B and C priorities, lay them out on a season view, and the home screen leads with the race you're actually working towards right now. Training with other people Start a group, send a link, and you can all see each other's weekly progress by sport. It helps to know someone's keeping an eye on you. On your watch There's an Apple Watch app and a complication, so this week's numbers are there when you look down. Show percent done, distance done or distance left, whichever suits you. TriTrainer is free. No ads, and no trackers following you around. The same account works on the website. TriTrainer works out training targets from the numbers you give it. It isn't medical advice. Check with a doctor before you start training or make a big change to how you train.