Daybreak Run · Running app

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About the Daybreak Run template

Made for an app that is about to launch and needs people on its waitlist. It reads like a cheerful morning: sunrise yellow, deep plum and chunky rounded shapes, with big numbers that show a beginner exactly how far nine weeks can take them.

The hero is a full sunrise yellow band with the promise From the sofa to 5K in nine weeks, the 1 March 2027 launch date and three big figures: 3 runs a week, 30 minutes non-stop by week 9 and 2 free weeks. Beside it sits a tilted phone built entirely in code, showing week 3, run 2 with a 01:12 timer inside a progress ring and run 90s / walk 2m intervals underneath. A short section for people who don't call themselves runners pairs a sunlit path and a pair of laces with three reassurances.

On a peach band, a bar chart walks through all nine weeks, from 8 running minutes in week 1 to 30 in week 9. Five feature cards follow: coach voice, rest days, a gentle streak, run with a friend and slow-days mode. A plum photo band shows a canal towpath, a riverside path and a misty park at dawn. Three beta testers each get a before and after panel, such as 45 seconds turning into a 5K in 36:12. Pricing sets two free weeks beside £3.99 a month and £24.99 a year. Six FAQ answers cover injuries, treadmills and older beginners, and the page ends with Join the waitlist, asking for a first name, an email and a starting level.

To make it yours, change the app name, launch date and plan figures, rewrite the chart for your own programme and swap in your testers and prices. The layout also suits a couch to 10K plan, a swimming or cycling app, a habit tracker, a language learning app or any product collecting sign ups before launch.

What's on it

• Hero with a phone mockup
• Who it's for
• Week by week plan chart
• Five app features
• Beta tester results
• Pricing and FAQ
• Waitlist form