Test NODE before your next race

NODE is in development. Testing is open to a small number of athletes and crew members who will use it during a real event and report back on what breaks.

What testing involves

You get full access to the app at no cost during the beta period. You use it for one complete event, logging nutrition and hydration the way you would normally track it on paper or in a spreadsheet. Afterward, you summarize in an email any issues you encountered and what you think needs improvement.

If something fails in the middle of an event, that is exactly the kind of report needed.

Who this is for

This is for athletes and crew members with a race or training event of 50 kilometers or longer taking place during August.

You do not need to be fast or experienced. You need an event on the calendar and a willingness to log your nutrition, and say when something does not work.

What to expect from beta software

NODE is unfinished. It may show wrong numbers or lose what you have logged. It may also stop working in the middle of your event. Keep whatever fueling method you already trust as your primary record and treat NODE as a second set of eyes.

NODE does not tell you what to eat or drink. It tracks what you log against targets you set yourself. Your fueling decisions stay yours, and nothing in the app is medical or nutritional advice. If you have a medical condition that affects how you fuel or hydrate, talk to your doctor before your event.

No performance improvement is promised. This is a request to test unfinished software.

How access works

Testing runs with 5 to 7 people at a time so that every tester gets a proper response. Access is rolling, and testers are matched to their upcoming events, so you will hear back when there is a fit for your race calendar.

Your email address will not be shared or sold. You can ask to be removed from the list at any point.