Keep recording with your usual tracker
Apple Watch and the apps connected to Apple Health keep recording workouts and selected recovery signals. SlopeReady reads that context; it does not replace your tracker.
How SlopeReady works
Turn the training context you already record into a ski-prep plan.
SlopeReady reads the Apple Health data you choose, places recent training and recovery beside your goal, then helps you plan and review the work before ski season.
The loop
From recorded activity to the next training decision.
See readiness and training load in context
Recent sessions, sleep and recovery signals can inform readiness and training-load context. The app also makes incomplete information part of the decision.
Shape a plan around the week you have
Your goal, available time, recent work, and recovery context help shape ski preparation. When that context changes, the next sessions can change too.
Review a session before deciding what comes next
After a workout, ask the AI coach about the session and the next adjustment. It answers from the available context and can point out what the data cannot support.
Your data
Your raw Apple Health data stays on your iPhone.
SlopeReady uses read-only Apple Health access. When you ask the AI coach a question, it can send only the minimized context you choose to share, not a copy of your raw Health data.
What it does not do
Coaching context, not medical care or another workout recorder.
SlopeReady does not start or stop workouts, record live heart rate, or write workouts back to Apple Health. It does not diagnose, treat, or replace advice from a qualified professional.
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