Know why it felt hard
Not just that your pace dropped. Whether it was the climb, the heat, or the three sessions stacked behind it.
Every run gets a proper read — pacing, effort, heart rate, how it fits the plan — and ends with a straight answer about your next session.

Not just that your pace dropped. Whether it was the climb, the heat, or the three sessions stacked behind it.
You skipped Tuesday. Find out whether Thursday should absorb it, shrink, or stay exactly as written.
Why do my legs feel dead? Asked with the run, your plan, and last month of training already loaded.
Your training, connected
Strava, your phone, or your watch. It all lands in the same coaching context.
Connect with read-only access
AvailableHealthKit sync on iPhone
AvailableWorkout sync on Android
AvailableSleep and readiness signals layered into the same picture. Not shipped yet, but coming.
More than a run summary
Splits show the kilometre it fell apart. The useful part is what caused it — the hill, accumulated load, or a session that was never realistic for that day.
Pace drifted 11s/km after the climb. Here is whether that matters.
Read against your own zones, not a chart built for someone else.
Your last 7 days against your 28-day average. Spikes show up early.
Ran 2 km of a planned 5.5? That changes what comes next.

How it works
Read-only access. Peakora reads your activities and never writes anything back.
Metrics, splits, and the full analysis sit on one page instead of five tabs.
Every analysis ends with a specific recommendation for your very next session.
Built for imperfect weeks
You will miss sessions, cut runs short, and occasionally hammer an easy day. The next recommendation accounts for that instead of pretending it did not happen.
Frequently asked questions
It reads your training data to explain what a workout did and what to do next. Peakora uses your recent Strava activities, effort signals, and your plan, so the advice is about your training rather than training in general.
No. It makes your own workout data easier to act on. It does not replace a qualified coach, physiotherapist, or medical professional, and it cannot assess an injury.
No. Peakora uses read-only Strava access and does not request permission to create, edit, or delete activities in your Strava account.
Yes. Upload a plan or generate one, and each analysis compares the session you finished against the one that was scheduled.
Runs, rides, and swims, with cross-sport load feeding the same picture. This page focuses on running.
Strava, Apple Health through HealthKit on iPhone, and Health Connect on Android. Oura is coming.
Start with your latest run
Connect once, read-only, and find out what your last run was actually telling you.
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