The AI cycling coach that never sleeps.

Peakfy is an AI cycling coach. It reads your ride and recovery data, calculates your real training load, readiness, zones and FTP estimate from your data, and builds your daily sessions — then explains the reasoning like a coach who knows you. It's co-developed with ex-professionals and sport scientists from the pro peloton.

It depends on how you train, so look for three things: numbers computed from your own rides rather than guessed, a coach that adapts when your form and your week change, and sessions that come with exact power and heart-rate targets — and the fuelling per hour to go with them. Peakfy is built for exactly that — it reads your rides from the devices you already use, computes your training load, readiness, zones and FTP estimate, and explains every number in plain language. If you train almost entirely indoors to a fixed structured plan, a dedicated indoor platform may suit you better.

A generic chatbot guesses from a single prompt and forgets you the moment the chat ends. Peakfy computes the exact numbers from your real rides, remembers your entire history, adapts as your data changes, and hands you the session fully built — interval profile, exact power and heart-rate targets, and fuelling per hour — with no counters and no credits. The program does the maths; the AI explains it.

Peakfy works with Apple Health, Garmin, WHOOP, Polar, Wahoo, COROS, Suunto and Intervals.icu — and you can import any .fit file. Connect what you already ride with, and your rides, sleep and recovery come in on their own.

No. The methods come from the top of the sport, but every plan is adapted to you — whether you're chasing a first century, a personal best, or a podium. Beginner to pro, it meets you where you are.

Peakfy gives you pro-grade structure and a coach you can talk to 24/7, built on the training the best riders use. Many riders will find that's all they need; others use it alongside a human coach. Either way, it's always in your pocket.

Yes. Peakfy is built in Europe under strict EU data-protection rules (GDPR). Your numbers are yours — and they stay that way.

No. Peakfy is a sport-science training tool, not a medical device, and it doesn't provide medical advice or diagnosis. It helps you train smarter based on your performance and recovery data.

As much or as little as your week allows. You set how many hours each weekday gives you, and the plan is built inside those limits — then rebuilt when they change. A three-hour Tuesday and a rest-day Monday are a plan, not a failure. Peakfy works with the week you have rather than the one a template assumes.

Peakfy shows the same measurements inside the training app: resting heart rate, HRV, blood oxygen, breathing rate, skin temperature, and the night split into REM, deep, light and awake. Each one is judged against your own normal range rather than a generic one, and it feeds straight into what you are asked to ride that day. It is a sport-science training tool, not a medical device, and it does not diagnose anything.

Peakfy rates your power at each duration against real race categories — WorldTour, Pro, CAT 1, CAT 2 — instead of an invented in-app score, so the answer means something outside the app. It also measures durability: how well your power holds late in a long ride, which is where most riders actually lose their events.

Download Peakfy on the App Store and start with a 7-day free trial — one full training week. An Android version for Google Play is coming soon.

Peakfy is a paid subscription — monthly, quarterly or yearly — and every plan starts with a 7-day free trial, one full training week. You subscribe and cancel in your App Store account; cancel at least 24 hours before the trial ends and you won't be charged. Your training history and a full data export stay free, even after you cancel. It costs a fraction of a personal coach; exact prices are shown in the App Store.

The plan adapts. When you miss a session, sleep badly or feel flat, Peakfy rebuilds the coming days inside the time you have — and every session tells you why it's there. You can also move any session to another day. A missed day isn't a failure; the plan simply moves on with you.