Strength · Running · Cycling · Swimming

Training that reads your recovery

Havik measures the load, readiness, and performance behind every session — then adjusts your plan from what actually happened, not what was scheduled.

HRV readinessAcute:chronic loadStrength standardsVO₂max-equivalent
Training insights

What Havik measures

Every session you log feeds a set of models that describe your training — long before any of it reaches a conversation.

Readiness

HRV, resting heart rate, and sleep read against your own baseline — not a generic target.

Training load

Acute against chronic workload, so a spike shows up as a number before it shows up as an injury.

Muscle balance

Ten days of volume across every muscle group, decayed and mapped onto your body.

Strength level

Bodyweight-relative standards on the main lifts. Know where you actually stand, lift by lift.

Endurance level

A VO₂max-equivalent score set against age- and sex-adjusted norms.

Thresholds

FTP on the bike, CSS in the pool, pace and heart-rate zones on the run — all computed from your sessions.

Built on established models — EWMA acute:chronic workload, Daniels–Gilbert VDOT, and bodyweight-ratio strength standards.

Readiness78
High confidence
HRV58 msAbove baseline
Resting HR48 bpmSteady
Sleep7h 12mBelow baseline
Load · acute:chronic1.12
Building baselineSweet spotPushingLoad spike
Readiness & load

Know what your training is doing to you

Havik reads heart-rate variability, resting heart rate, and sleep against your personal baseline, then sets that beside your acute-to-chronic workload. You see strain building while it is still a number on a screen — and you see the weeks where you have room to push.

Plans

A plan built around your sports, your equipment, your week

Follow detailed strength and endurance prescriptions with a complete training calendar. Every block carries real structure — progression waves, thresholds, and recovery — not a list of workouts to check off.

● ActiveHybrid5×/wk

Strength + 10K

Week 3 of 8

Block progress38%
This week3/5
Consistency86%
Continue · Today
Week 3Build
Completed · 5 sessions
Week 4Build
Completed · 4 of 5
Week 5Checkpoint
Progression held
Week 6Build
Recovery check pending
Adaptation

Next week isn’t decided until this week is done

Havik marks upcoming weeks as provisional. When the block before them completes, it reviews your recovery, effort, and performance — then advances, holds, or backs off the progression. No manual deload guessing, and nothing you have to ask for.

Log

Log it once. It shows up in six places.

Sets, reps, load, RPE, pace, heart rate, distance, stroke, and power. Every entry updates your e1RM trends, muscle load map, weekly load balance, and threshold estimates — so logging is the work, and the analysis is free.

This week5
Distance31.4k
PRs2
Streak6
Mon11
Tempo run42 min · 8.2 km
Wed09
Upper strength51 min · RPE 7
Fri07
Pool endurance1,800 m · 44 min
Four modalities

Serious depth in every sport you train

Not one tracker stretched across four sports — each modality has its own metrics, thresholds, and progression model.

  • e1RM trend by lift
  • Strength curve across rep ranges
  • Muscle volume balance
  • PR watch and streaks
  • Bodyweight-relative level
  • Working-weight suggestions
AskReviewBuildAdapt
Why did Tuesday’s tempo feel so hard?
Your load was in spike territory and readiness sat 12 points under baseline — HRV was down two days running.
Should I still race Sunday?
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Chat with Coach

A coach that already has your numbers

Ask why a session felt hard and it can see your readiness, recent load, and the heart-rate data for that exact workout. The conversation starts with context instead of a questionnaire — and it can rebuild the plan when your life changes.

Connected

Syncs with Apple Health and Apple Watch

Recovery signals and workouts flow in automatically. No watch? Havik still works from your logged sessions and your own check-ins.

  • HRV & resting HR
  • Sleep
  • VO₂max
  • Heart-rate series
  • Workout import
  • Indoor / outdoor context

How it works

Four steps, and your training starts answering to your data.

01

Tell us your goals

Share your sports, schedule, equipment, and experience.

02

Get your plan

Detailed strength and endurance prescriptions, built around the life you actually lead.

03

Train and log

Record sessions without breaking your flow, or let Apple Health fill the workout in for you.

04

Adapt on evidence

Recovery, effort, and performance decide whether your next block advances, holds, or backs off.

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