
I've been trail running for a few years, and the urge to gradually go for longer distances came naturally. These outings call for more thorough preparation: nutrition, the route, managing time and energy. So I created Trailboard to bring all of that together in one place and make preparing for every adventure easier.
I'm gradually building into Trailboard every tool that's actually useful for preparing and following a long outing, from training all the way to race-day logistics.
I've also been lucky enough to discover many landscapes through my travels and hikes, including the volcanic terrain of Iceland. I lived for fifteen years in New Caledonia, where I enjoyed wild trails, and I have great memories of hiking the John Muir Way in Scotland.
Today, I live in Haute-Savoie, where the mountains make for an ideal playground. That passion for mountains and hiking, combined with discovering trail running and the wish to better prepare for long outings, naturally gave birth to Trailboard.
In practice: import a GPX file to display the route on a map, add markers anywhere along the course, then generate a nutrition plan with aid stations built directly into the map. Everything can then be exported to Excel as well as to print-ready documents for race day.