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Daily readiness from HRV, RHR & sleep. Running dynamics with percentile ratings. AI training plans that adapt to how you actually feel.

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Dashboard · Mon, Feb 24
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Today's Readiness84

Good to train hard today

HRV
58 msGood
Resting HR
46 bpmStable
Sleep
7h 32mOptimal
Respiration
14.2 /minFair
AI Training Plan
Tempo Run
8–10 km · 4:35–4:45/km · Zone 3–4
HRV +5% above baseline. Week 6 of build phase. Ready for quality work.
Daily Readiness

Know when to push.
Know when to rest.

HRV, resting heart rate, sleep quality, and respiration rate combined into a daily readiness score — so your training adapts to your biology, not just your calendar.

  • 7-day baselines detect fatigue before you feel it
  • Status dots (Good / Fair / Poor) at a glance
  • Drill into 12 months of any metric with one tap
HRV
58 ms
↑ vs 30d avg
Resting HR
46 bpm
= stable
Sleep
7h 32m
↑ optimal
Respiration
14.2 / min
↑ slightly high
Tuesday · Readiness: 82Readiness 82
Tempo Run
8–10 km at 4:35–4:45/km
Zone 3–4 · Moderate intensity
Also OK: Easy 7 km if feeling flat
Why this: HRV +5% above baseline, RHR normal, week 6 of build phase
AI Training Plan

A plan that knows
how you feel today.

Every morning, your AI coach generates a daily training recommendation from your readiness score, training phase, and race countdown — with the reasoning behind it.

  • Adapts daily: easy when fatigued, quality when ready
  • 7-day calendar with planned vs. actual
  • Adjust with one tap — tell the AI why
AI Coach

Ask anything. Get coached,
not chatbotted.

Your AI coach knows your HRV trend, HR zones, lap data, and race timeline. Ask about any run and get a response grounded in your actual numbers.

  • Knows your HRV, zones, laps, and race timeline
  • Voice input — talk to your coach while cooling down
  • Activity-level analysis: ask about any run
AI Coach
My HRV is down 12% this week and my long run showed 7% aerobic decoupling. Sub-3 attempt in 4 weeks. What do I do?

7% decoupling on your long run is actually fine — that's below the 8% concern threshold at your current intensity. Your aerobic base is holding.

The HRV drop is the real signal. Down 12% = elevated fatigue, not race fitness. Your body is asking for less intensity.

This week: swap Tuesday's tempo for 65 min easy at 5:30–5:45/km. Keep Sunday's long run, drop 10% distance.

4-week outlook: you're on track. Your 12-week EF trend is +4.1% — fitness is building. Don't disrupt it now.

Activity Analysis

Deeper than your watch app.

Every run fully analyzed — from running dynamics rated against runner percentiles, to lap-level data in 28 columns, to HR recovery scored after every run.

Running Dynamics

GCT, stride length, vertical oscillation, and vertical ratio — rated Poor to Superior against runner percentiles.

Lap Analysis

28-column lap table with pace, GAP, power, HR, and cadence. Copy to spreadsheet in one click.

HR Recovery

1-min and 2-min HR drop scored from Poor to Superior. Tracked after every run.

Lab Results

Upload your tests.
AI decodes them.

Upload your blood lactate profile, VO2 Max test, DEXA scan, or blood panel. The AI extracts your true training thresholds and feeds them directly into your coach and training plan.

  • Supported: Blood Lactate, VO2 Max, DEXA Scan, Blood Test, Running Gait Analysis
  • AI extracts LT1, LT2, VO2 Max, body composition — mapped to your actual metrics
  • Insights automatically inform your AI Coach and daily training plan
Blood Lactate Test · Feb 10, 2026
Aerobic Threshold (LT1)
148 bpm
5:12 /km
Lactate Threshold (LT2)
164 bpm
4:28 /km
AI Insight

LT2 at 164 bpm sits at the Zone 3/4 boundary — consistent with a ~3:15 marathoner. To break 3:00, target raising LT2 pace to 4:15–4:20/km through 8–12 weeks of threshold work.

Training zones updated from this test

Z2
140–153
Z3
154–163
Z4
164–172
Z5
173+
Knowledge Hub

The science behind
serious training.

35 research-backed articles written for data-driven runners — from Zone 2 physiology to race strategy, each one connects to your own metrics.

🔬PhysiologyZone 2, VO2 Max, Lactate Threshold, Running Economy
📊Training SciencePeriodization, Marathon Taper, Strength, Race Strategy
📈Data & AnalysisHR Drift, GPS Accuracy, Running Dynamics, Decoupling

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