Robin Manhaeve
Researcher · ultrarunner · tinkerer
By day I'm a postdoc at KU Leuven, working on neurosymbolic AI; that work lives on my research page. This site is for the rest: running long distances, and the tools, maps and small programs I make along the way.
Running
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Hill Router
Hills, loops and routes for runners
Find a hill for repeats, a short loop around the block or a long route from your door. It ranks options built from OpenStreetMap roads and real elevation, and exports them to GPX.
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Rondje
Run every street
Plans one run that covers every street in a neighbourhood, by solving the rural postman problem right in your browser. Exports to GPX.
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LiveBib
Follow a race live
Runners join a race with a six-character code or a QR scan, their phone shares its position, and supporters follow everyone on a map. An Android app is on the way.
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Pace Planner
Tell your crew when you'll arrive
Upload a course GPX and a pace plan, and get fast, target and slow arrival times at every checkpoint, allowing for climbs, fatigue and darkness. Your crew gets a read-only link with checkpoint cards and a printable sheet.
Maps
All maps →Topographic course and trail maps I make in QGIS, as print-ready PDFs.
Software
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transistor-to-os
Build a computer from transistors up
A browser game about building a whole computer, from switch-level MOSFETs to a machine that runs code.
More on GitHub.