Training that moves with your life.
Orbit holds your plan, your watch data and your recovery, and keeps the plan pointed at your goal when life changes. It proposes, explains, and waits for your yes.
Your training should orbit your life. Not the other way around.
Planned workouts go to Garmin watches today; other watches send their runs in.
A plan on paper doesn't know anything happened.
Tell Orbit what changed, in plain words. It works out the week, shows every move and the reason for it, and writes nothing until you apply it.
I have a 6 a.m. flight Monday.
Not a plan you read once. A cycle that runs every day.
- PlanA block to your race, built to your rules.
- TrainYou go. On a Garmin, the workout is already on your watch.
- Watch recordsPace, heart rate, sleep, HRV, and anything else you did.
- Orbit readsPlanned against done, recovery against your baseline.
- Life changesA flight, a bad night, a surf. You say so, or the data shows it.
- Orbit adaptsA proposal for the week, with the reasons. You decide.
Your baseline, not a population average.
Reads, compares, proposes, explains.
Every workout read, every change with its reason.
Rewrite your week behind your back.
Every change is a proposal you apply. The one thing it writes itself, unless you turn it off, is next week on Sunday night, when nothing is planned yet.
Everything a coach keeps track of, in one place.
A planner you can argue with
Say what changed. It proposes, checks recovery, and waits.
Rules you own
Ramp, long-run share, spacing, taper. Each with the study behind it.
Every run and lift, read for you
One thing you would not have noticed. Never a cheer.
Running and lifting together
Sets and a rest timer for the gym; fuel and effort for the run.
Against your own baseline
A bad night shows on the first screen, before you lace up.
Every athlete, one screen
They see what you allow, and lose access when you say so.
Runs, sleep and HRV come in from the watch you wear. Planned workouts go out to Garmin.
Which watches workTen minutes to a plan.
A few minutes. Your history comes in.
Your race, what hurts, which days work.
Every week to race day, checked against your rules.
Say what changed. The plan keeps up.
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