We're glad to announce: the core functionality of the site is in place, and the main data is already filled in. The competition calendar is populated, registration is working, and the knowledge base is live — the platform is ready to use.

The competition calendar is populated

The calendar now lists cycling (and related) events across Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia and China — from amateur starts around Almaty to international stage races. Each event shows its date, discipline and location, and you can narrow things down with filters by direction, country, region, city, discipline, event type and dates, plus a map of locations.

Where the data comes from

  • Open sources. Events are gathered from official federation calendars, organizers' websites and community channels (including Telegram).
  • Organizers themselves. Any organizer can add their own event to the calendar and open online registration in a couple of clicks (with or without entry approval).
  • Public API. The data is available programmatically — competitions, locations and participants can be fetched and added via a REST API. Docs and the list of methods: /api/v1/docs.

Knowledge base: the first articles

The first materials are now in the knowledge base:

  • Your personal AI coach — how to use AI to analyse your training and get individual plans.
  • Refereeing competitions — the full cycle: creating an event and registration on the site, then refereeing the race with the timing system (start-line registration, time capture, protocols).
  • trainings-sync — syncing workouts and health data across Garmin, Strava and a local archive.

What's next

Use the calendar, register for events, read the knowledge base and add your own competitions. We keep filling the platform with data and growing its features — we'd love to see your events and hear your feedback.