Kailo Live
Your race,
broadcast live.
One link. Everyone you love follows your run in real time — pace, heart rate, cheers, music, and your voice from the course.
Free to stream · Viewers don't need an app
Why live
Race day is better together.
A marathon lasts hours — spectators get thirty seconds of it. Kailo Live turns your run into something people can actually follow: every mile, every split, every surge, from the couch or the course.
Claim your link
Your personal tracking page, at a URL that's yours forever.
kailo.fit/watch/mayaGo live
One tap on your Apple Watch, iPhone, or Android phone. We handle the rest.
Go LiveShare it
Anyone can watch from a browser. No app, no account, no setup.
About to start the race!kailo.fit/watch/maya Delivered omw to mile 12 👀
Telemetry
Every heartbeat.
Every split.
Viewers see your pace, heart rate, elevation and mile splits update live — the same numbers you're racing with, streamed as you make them.
| Mile 10 | 6:58 | |
| Mile 11 | 6:51 | |
| Mile 12 | 6:47 |
Cheers & chat
They cheer.
You feel it.
Cheers and messages from your viewers land on your phone and your wrist mid-run — right when the wall shows up.
Live audio & music
Bring them
on the run.
Share your live Spotify soundtrack and send voice clips from the course. Your people hear the race — not just watch it.
Race courses
Put yourself
on the course.
Racing CIM or Boston? Pick your course and fans see exactly where you are on it — and when you'll pass their corner.
Safety & privacy
Safety,
on your terms.
Choose exactly who can watch — everyone, just your followers, your clubs, or only the people you hand the link to. Followers get a nudge the moment you go live, so someone always knows you're out. All of it set right from your wrist.
Only people who follow you can watch
Viewers just need a link
Grandma watches from a browser tab. No download, no account, no setup.
Every run becomes a replay
Missed it live? Watch the whole session back — cheers included.
Perfect for
Any run worth following.
Give family a finish-line ETA, not a guess — and let far-away friends ride along.
Keep pace groups connected on long runs — everyone knows where everyone is.
Someone always knows where you are. Peace of mind for solo miles.