An overview of what we are building or planning to build to KULG App.

Backlog

Planned Q1 2026

Building next

In development

Testing

Completed recently

KULG Roadmap

You can choose which graphs you’d like to see on Dashboard and which graphs you’d like to hide because they are not relevant for you.

Planned

Roadmap

Hide variable or full graphs 🫣

KULG App

See an overview of all athletes in one place.

Coach dashboard

Build weekly training plans and send to multiple athletes.

Weekly plans

Create/ generate training blocks and define micro cycles as high/ medium/ low/ vacation.

Training blocks and define micro cycles

Mobile notifications

Completed

KULG iOS app

Apple sign in

Amplify KULG training insights with AI.

AI insights

Create a free plan with limited features and possibilities, and add a standby plan and Coach+ plans.

New pricing plans + FREE plan

A new simplified overview that gives a complete picture of running progress, featuring key metrics.

Overview

Oura integration

We’re introducing a new insight that helps detect increases in a runner’s injury risk based on individual training sessions. We are also updating the user experience of KULG insights both on desktop and mobile.

Injury increase detection insight

We are improving the usability of our graphs on mobile. Both desktop and mobile versions of Dashboard will include updates, but it will most impact the user experience on mobile.

Dashboard graph interaction

You can set weekly and monthly goals and track goal completion while planning you run distance, duration and intensity.

Weekly / monthly Goals

You can see the % of runs in different HR zones by duration.

See HR zones graph 📈

You can track your overall health on a 5 point scale and pain level on a 10 point scale and see the big picture over weeks, months, etc in health and recovery charts. You can also track the weather and location for activities.

In Review

New fields: health, pain, weather, location ☯️ ⚡️🌤🏝

You can choose to track high intensity by time and see the intensity graph by duration instead of distance.

Track high intensity by time ⚡️💨

You can see the average line on all graphs that shows your baseline within a specific time frame.

Average line on graphs 📉

You can add shoes and track the distance covered, so that you can see how different shoes impact your runs and monitor their usage over time.

Add shoes and track the distance covered 👟👟

You can enable a trendline for the running graphs and quickly understand if the trend indicates progress.

Graph trendline and progress marker ↗️

See the map of your activity for better activity recognition.

See activity map

You can edit your activities in bulk - change the activity type, mark runs as part of a workout, and delete activities (e.g. if they are duplicates).

Bulk editing for activities ✔️✔️✔️

You can track how your weight changes and see how it has impacted your overall recovery and health metrics as well as performance.

Track your weight and see your weight trend ⚖️

You can hide the data fields that you don’t want to track from Activities list or directly from Activity modal to focus on the metrics that are relevant for you. A few metrics like duration, date, et al are mandatory but for most metrics you can choose whether you’d like to track it or not.

Hide data fields ❌

There is no direct integrarion with Suunto meaning if linked through Strava some of the important statistics do not get transfered as they do not have them in Strava also.For example for Suunto users it will tell your Normalized Graded Pace (NGP) together with NP (Normalized power)Other stats may involve PTE, Stride length during workouts etc.

Integration with Suunto

Andrus Maripuu

You can compare data from one time frame with another, enabling you to see the compared data side by side - e.g. 01/2023 and 01/2024.

Time frame comparison 📅 vs 📅

Set long-term goals and let KULg help you plan your progression.

Goal progression

We will automatically mark the running activities saved within 15 of each other as “part of a workout” to ensure that your number of runs is accurate. You can always change it by editing a specific activity. If you have recorded 3 different running activities (e.g. warm-up, tempo, cool-down), then they will be considered as 1 workout to be able to track frequency correctly. This impacts the number of runs and the average length of your run. <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="link" href="https://kulg.featurebase.app/help/articles/2714015-how-can-i-track-my-running-frequency-accurately">Read more about tracking running frequency</a> in KULG.

Detecting workout vs part of workout  ☑️

Integration to Polar ⌚️

You can see your workout splits (distance, duration, avg HR) in KULG and define certain splits as activity types within a specific activity. This is useful if you prefer recording your workout as one long workout with warm-up and intervals all included into one workout.