Your people should know when, not just where.

Share a run. They choose where to wait. Whenward tells them when you'll arrive.

A wet-paper race wristband curled on a running track, printed with course splits from START at 7:45 AM through the half at 9:03 AM to FINISH 26.2 at 2:25:00. The panel for YOU at mile 17.4 is highlighted in yellow, next to a 6:24 gap and a shoe drop around mile 18.

One shared run. One useful answer.

The map is not the point. Whenward helps somebody decide when to leave, where to stand, and when to look up.

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Built around the run, not the screen.

Start quickly, keep moving, and let Whenward do the explaining. Freshness and uncertainty stay visible, so a confident-looking number never outruns the signal behind it.

Arrival at shoe drop6:24around mile 18
Pace
8:12 /mi
Distance
17.4 mi
Signal
Fresh

Waiting is the other half of the run.

Standing at a barrier, the question is never just where they are. It is how much course is left between you, and whether anything ahead is about to slow them down.

Share the moment, not everything.

You control who follows and whether your course is shown. A friend's exact waiting spot stays theirs; you get only the context you need to meet them.

Be there when Whenward starts.

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