For coaches

Know every athlete's week before you open their file.

A cycling coaching platform built by a working coach. One screen shows what each athlete planned and rode, how hard it really was, what they wrote to you, and who still needs next week planned.

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The coaching view with eleven cycling athletes, one opened to show volume, time above CP and intensity over eight weeks

The morning check

What needs you, athlete by athlete.

The coaching view opens on every athlete at once, and each row says what to do next. The morning check takes minutes.

Needs you.

"Plan next week", "Missed 2", "1 new comment": what to do next for each athlete, with the totals across everyone at the top.

The week in bars.

This week and next, day by day. Height is the plan, fill is what was ridden, missed sessions outlined in red.

Eight weeks in one click.

Open a row for volume, time above CP and intensity over eight weeks, and plan next week from there.

Load

How hard it was, not only how long.

Hours and TSS hide the sessions that matter. Two Thresholds counts the time above CP and the time in each intensity group for every athlete, against their own recent weeks.

Time above CP.

Minutes above CP each week, against the athlete's own 4-week average.

Time above critical power per athlete against their 4-week average

Intensity, honestly.

Easy, moderate, severe and extreme time for the week in one bar.

Intensity by zone group per athlete

See what they see.

Open any athlete's own dashboard in one click.

An athlete's dashboard seen by their coach

Plan

Sessions in each athlete's own watts.

Build a workout once in % of FTP, watts or zones. Every athlete sees the steps in their own watts, from their threshold on the day, and the session goes to their Garmin, Wahoo or Zwift through Vekta.

A workout builder that knows the athlete.

Repeats, ramps and drag handles, with the planned W′ balance under the blocks.

The workout builder with blocks, repeats and planned W′ balance

Your library.

Folders, search and a used count. Drag a workout onto any day.

The workout library in folders

Steps in their watts.

"Z4 · 2 min @ 323 W", not a generic percentage.

Workout steps in the athlete's watts

How it went, every time.

When a workout was ridden, how closely each ride followed it, and the power of the main efforts.

Workout history: every ride of one workout with compliance and effort power

Talk

Feedback on the minutes it's about.

Comment on a stretch of the ride chart, on a planned session before it's ridden, or on the ride after. New notes stay unread for you until you've seen them.

On the stretch it is about.

Select a part of the ride and comment on it.

A coach comment pinned to a stretch of the ride chart

Before the ride, too.

How to ride it, and questions on the day.

Comments on a planned workout

Plan the week with your AI

Next week, from what they wrote about this one.

Connect Claude or ChatGPT over MCP and ask it to plan the week around the athlete's comments, their time above CP and the race on Sunday. It writes the sessions to the calendar in their watts, and you check them before they ride.

How the AI connection works ›

A coach asks their AI assistant to plan next week from the athlete's comments, and it writes seven sessions to the calendar

Questions coaches ask.

Can my athletes bring their history?

Yes. A Strava bulk export with titles and descriptions, FIT files from TrainingPeaks or intervals.icu by drag and drop, and automatic sync from Vekta, intervals.icu, Garmin and Wahoo. The same ride from several sources becomes one ride.

Do athletes see what I see?

Athletes see their own dashboard, calendar and rides, with your comments first. You can switch to any athlete's dashboard and see exactly what they see.

Which thresholds do the numbers use?

Every zone, score and target is worked out from the athlete's own threshold on the day they rode: a CP and W′ test or a manual FTP, dated, so old rides keep the numbers they had.

Is it only for cycling?

Yes. Road, gravel, mountain bike, track and indoor: anything with a power file. Doing one sport well is the point.

Be among the first.

We're opening the trial to a small group of cycling coaches and athletes who train with purpose and read the data.

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