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NEW Built with pros. Tested by stage winners.

The AI cycling coach
that never sleeps.

Peakfy reads your rides and your recovery, does the math, and tells you exactly what to ride — and why. Pro-level training. Better recovery. Always in your pocket.

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Free to try when we launch on iOS & Android
  • Tested by Grand Tour stage winners
  • Built on the latest sport science
  • Exact watt and heart-rate targets
Peakfy records screen showing an estimated FTP of 371 watts and personal best power across ten durations, from 1511 watts for 5 seconds to 254 watts for 5 hours. Peakfy home screen showing a recovery score of 71 percent, a green Ready to train verdict, a note that recovery is above the rider's normal range, and today's training target of 43 to 58 percent.
Why Peakfy is different

The program computes. The AI explains.

Generic AI guesses from a single prompt. Typical apps show numbers that are simply wrong. Peakfy is built the other way around: an engine calculates the exact figures from your data, and a coach is there — day and night — to tell you what they mean.

The engine

Correct numbers, not plausible guesses

Your training load, readiness, zones and FTP estimate are calculated from your real rides — the same math a pro's team would run. Colours and numbers only ever reflect what was actually computed. Never invented.

The coach

A coach that explains, day and night

Ask anything, any hour. Peakfy remembers your whole history and answers like a coach who actually knows you — no counters, no credits to top up. Just a coach, always on.

Peakfy coach chat: the rider asks for a session for a 75-minute window on Tuesday, and the coach replies with a Sweet Spot workout at 88 to 94 percent of FTP, explains why quality beats volume on a short day, and confirms it has been added to the calendar. Peakfy coach chat showing the session the coach just created as a card inside the conversation: two 20-minute Tempo blocks with an interval profile, 1 hour 15 minutes, 59 TSS and a Z3 focus.
See it think

A coach that reads your ride — then builds the session.

Ask in plain language. Peakfy reads your actual numbers, explains what it sees, and puts the finished session in your calendar — while you are still in the chat.

  • It explains, then it acts — not vague advice, but the exact session, built and scheduled.
  • It knows your whole history — every ride, every goal, so the answer fits you and not a template.
  • It answers at six in the morning — no counters, no credits, no waiting.
Peakfy records screen showing an estimated FTP of 371 watts and personal best power across ten durations, from 1511 watts for 5 seconds to 254 watts for 5 hours. Peakfy progress screen with the Mallorca 312 goal 248 days away and a fitness and form chart rising from 71 to a projected 78, alongside fitness 71, fatigue 61 and form 2.
Your progress

See yourself get faster.

Your FTP estimate, personal bests across ten durations from five seconds to five hours, and a fitness and form curve that projects where your plan is taking you.

Est. FTP
371W
5-min best
471W
20-min best
390W
Peakfy power profile comparing the rider against race categories over nine durations: 30 seconds rated WorldTour at 14.3 watts per kilo, Pro from 5 seconds to 10 minutes including 21.6 at 5 seconds and 6.7 at 5 minutes, CAT 1 at 20 minutes with 5.6 and CAT 2 at one hour with 4.7. Peakfy rider profile rated All-rounder with a gold badge: sprint at WorldTour level, Attack and Climb at Pro, Time trial at CAT 1, and Durability rated Strong and improving, holding about 84 percent of best 5-minute power deep into long rides. Peakfy coach chat explaining durability: the rider asks what minus 1.8 percent aerobic decoupling means, and the coach explains it measures how well power holds late in long rides, notes that under about 5 percent counts as strong, and shows the trend improving from minus 0.7 percent on older long rides to minus 4.7 percent on recent ones.
Where you stand

Not an app score. Real race categories.

Peakfy places your power against WorldTour, Pro and CAT levels at every duration — then explains, in your own numbers, what still holds up deep into a long ride.

30 s sprint WorldTour 5-min climb Pro 20-min TT CAT 1 1 hour CAT 2
Peakfy home screen showing a recovery score of 71 percent, a green Ready to train verdict, a note that recovery is above the rider's normal range, and today's training target of 43 to 58 percent.
Recovery first

Honest readiness. Recovery before performance.

Some days you are firing, some days you are not. Peakfy reads your HRV, resting heart rate and sleep against your own baseline from the last 60 days — and tells you the truth, including the intensity range that fits today.

Recovery
71%
Target today
43–58%
 
Ready to train
Peakfy training calendar in week view, Wednesday 19 August selected, showing a planned VO2max session of five 4-minute intervals as a colourful interval profile with 1 hour 30 minutes, 88 TSS and a coach note. Peakfy workout detail for a VO2max session of five 4-minute intervals, with the interval profile, 1 hour 30 minutes, 88 TSS, the coach's reasoning for the session, and fuelling guidance of about 900 millilitres and 75 grams of carbohydrate per hour. Peakfy structured workout broken down step by step: a 12-minute warm-up, five 4-minute VO2max intervals at 357 to 404 watts and 95 rpm, a 30-minute aerobic block and an 8-minute cool-down, each step with its own watt range and RPE target.
Down to the watt

Every session built to the watt — and to the gram.

Open the week, open the session, open the steps. Warm-up, intervals, cadence and RPE, with an exact power range for every single block — plus what to drink and eat per hour.

5 × 4 min VO2max 1:30h 88TSS Fuel 75g carbs/h
Peakfy weekly availability screen where the rider sets how much time each weekday allows: Monday rest, Tuesday 3 hours, Wednesday 2 hours 30, Thursday 3 hours, Friday 2 hours, Saturday 5 hours 30 and Sunday 4 hours, with a summary showing a biggest week of 20 hours, 6 training days, a longest session of 5 hours 30 and a training load of 948.
Your real week

It plans around the week you actually have.

Tell Peakfy how much time each weekday allows. The plan is built inside those limits and rebuilt when they change — no schedule that quietly assumes you ride for a living.

Biggest week
20:00h
Training days
6
Longest session
5:30h
Peakfy health monitor on the home screen with six measured values: resting heart rate 36.0 beats per minute below normal, HRV 126.0 milliseconds above normal, blood oxygen 98.0 percent above normal, breathing rate 13.7 per minute normal, sleep 8 hours 42 minutes above normal and skin temperature 0.3 degrees below normal. Peakfy sleep detail for 19 August showing 8 hours 42 minutes against a personal normal range of 6:34 to 8:21 hours from the last 60 days, a 30-day trend averaging 7:16 hours, and the night broken into 1:54 hours REM at 22 percent, 1:33 hours deep sleep at 18 percent, 5:13 hours light sleep at 60 percent and 37 minutes awake.
Your body, measured

The numbers a recovery band gives you — already inside your training app.

Resting heart rate, HRV, blood oxygen, breathing rate, skin temperature, and the night broken into its phases. Each one judged against your own normal range, not a generic one.

Resting HR
36.0bpm
HRV
126ms
Sleep
8:42h
Peakfy ride detail for the Serra de Tramuntana loop on Mallorca, with a rendered route map showing Palma, Sóller and Puig Major, alongside 146 kilometres, 5 hours 27 minutes, 2337 metres of elevation, 250 TSS, 201 watts normalised power and an intensity factor of 0.68. Peakfy ride analysis for the Coll de sa Batalla ride, with power, heart rate and speed traces over 65 kilometres, a reading of 282 watts at 43 kilometres, and averages of 227 watts, 145 beats per minute and 25 kilometres per hour.
Every ride, in full

Ride detail with the depth serious riders want.

The rendered route map, the power, heart-rate and speed traces across the whole ride, and every figure calculated correctly from your own file.

146km 2337m NP 201W IF 0.68 TSS 250
Peakfy morning check-in headed How was your night, noting that how you feel guides today more than any sensor: the rider has selected Good, eight out of ten on the feel scale, no poor sleep, no alcohol and a little stress.
You lead

How you feel guides the day. The sensor follows.

A thirty-second check-in each morning. Peakfy weighs what you tell it alongside what it measured — because you know things a wrist strap cannot.

Peakfy completed session marked Completed with a green check: the Coll de sa Batalla ride on Mallorca shown on a route map, 2 hours 34 minutes, 65 kilometres and 187 TSS, with 93 out of 100 plan adherence and a Review with coach button.
The done loop

Finished. Verified. Reviewed.

Ride it and Peakfy scores how closely you hit the plan — then the coach reviews it with you. Plan, execute, verify, improve.

93/100 adherence Verified Review with coach
Fits your setup

Built for the gear you already ride.

Your rides and recovery come in from Apple Health, WHOOP, Polar and Intervals.icu, or from a .fit file you upload. Ride a Garmin? Your rides still reach Peakfy — through Intervals.icu or as a .fit file — there is simply no direct Garmin connection. Peakfy can also send your finished training to Strava; it never reads anything back from there.

Apple Health WHOOP Polar Intervals.icu

Wahoo, COROS and Suunto are built and waiting for each provider's approval — not yet available.

Built with the pros

Built with pros. Tested by stage winners.

Peakfy isn't another anonymous AI wrapper. It's co-developed with ex-professionals and sport scientists from the pro peloton — built on the exact training the world's best riders use, and tested by riders who race, and win stages at, the Giro d'Italia, the Tour de France and the Vuelta. Every plan is grounded in the latest sport science, then adapted to you — whatever your level. That's the difference between a coach and a chatbot.

Real pedigree

Developed with people who've worked at the very top of the sport — not a prompt wrapped around a generic model.

No counters, no credits

Talk to your coach as much as you want. Nothing is metered on screen and there's nothing to top up — it's just always there.

For every level

The methods come from the pros; the plan is adapted to you — whether you ride to win or ride for the love of it.

The honest comparison

Peakfy vs. the alternatives.

No fake charts, no invented scores. Just where each option actually stands.

Generic AI
Typical apps
Peakfy
Exact numbers from your data
Guesses
Often wrong
Remembers your whole history
Partly
Explains the “why”, any time
Generic
Exact watts, heart rate and fuelling per hour
Guesses
Rarely
No counters, no credits
Capped
Built & tested with pros
Rarely

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Good questions

Frequently asked.

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 ride files — today via Intervals.icu and .fit file import, with direct Wahoo, COROS and Suunto connections built but not yet available — 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.
Your rides and recovery flow in from Apple Health, WHOOP, Polar and Intervals.icu, or from a .fit file you upload. Peakfy can send your finished training to Strava, but never reads data back from it. Direct Wahoo, COROS and Suunto connections are built and waiting for each provider's approval — not yet available. Garmin is not connected: Garmin is not accepting new developers. This page is updated as each one goes live.
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.
Peakfy is launching soon on iOS and Android. You'll be able to try it for free at launch; full pricing will be announced then. Follow along on Instagram, TikTok or Facebook for the launch date.

Train like the pros — whatever your level.

Your always-on coach is almost here. Be first to ride with it.

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