Fanduel

Fanduel is an offline multisport race pace planner for athletes who want to prepare target splits and compare them with real results after training or race rehearsal. With Fanduel, you can build a full vertical race scenario using disciplines, stage distances, target pace, transition time, and notes.

Fanduel lets you create and edit pace scenarios with a race name, date, race type, selected disciplines, distance for each stage, target pace or speed, expected transition time, time reserve, and personal comments. Validation helps keep every required field clear before saving.

In Fanduel, each scenario opens as a vertical stage timeline with swimming, cycling, running, custom disciplines, and transitions between them. Every block can show distance, target pace, target time, accumulated time, and a note that helps keep the pacing plan easy to review.

Fanduel also supports scenario comparison for up to three local plans. You can review total time, time by discipline, transition time, and planned reserve in simple vertical sections. When there is not enough data for charts, the app keeps the view readable with compact tables.

The actual split journal in Fanduel helps record completed scenario results. Choose a finished plan, enter real times for each stage and transition, add effort feeling from 1 to 10, write weather notes, and save a short comment for later review.

Settings in Fanduel include distance units, pace format, default discipline order, default time reserve, time rounding, reminders, local data privacy, text export to clipboard, app rating, privacy policy, and full data reset. The app uses a light theme only, with no theme switcher.

With Fanduel, all information stays on the device through local shared preferences. The interface uses one vertical column, large input areas, stage cards from top to bottom, clear validation, simple loading states, and practical navigation for planning race pace without network access.