Hi Product Hunt, I'm Max, the maker of PacerTrip.

I'm a runner who races both at home and abroad, and getting ready for a single race was always more work than I expected. The date, the entry window and the fee were on different sites, and for races abroad, usually not in my language. I once missed a race I really wanted to run because I didn't know when entry opened. And signing up was only the start: then came the flight, the hotel, and figuring out how to get to the start line on race morning.

So I put it all in one place, for races in your own country or abroad.

• Races: 3,000+ races in 142 countries (over 1,100 in the US alone). Dates, entry, fees and course on one screen

• Alerts: the day before entry opens, the day it opens, the day before it closes, and the day before the race. At 9am your time

• Travel: flights, stays and getting around, all planned around the start and finish line. Stays are sorted by distance to the start

• PacerTalk: every race has its own room, and every post is auto-translated across 44 languages. A runner from Seoul can ask about the NYC Marathon course in Korean, and a New Yorker reads it and answers in English

This week I also added the Running Passport. Log a finish and your Six Star / Eight Star stars light up, and you can make a world map card of every city you've run.

It's all free, on iOS, Android and the web. We keep it that way with a small commission when you book a stay or tour through us. For the Product Hunt community, our 2027 World Marathon Majors guidebook is free, no sign-up: https://pacertrip.com/en/guide?ref=producthunt

One question for the runners here: what's the most annoying part of getting ready for a race?

Race photos in the gallery and logo: Wikimedia Commons, by TheNickster, Lear 21, Pingswept, bradhoc and Upjav (CC BY / CC BY-SA / CC0).