KI-gestützte Plattform für persönliche Leistung
Deine Leistung.
Verstanden.
PeakTrack verbindet Training, Regeneration, Gesundheit, Körper und Lebenskontext — und macht daraus persönliche Orientierung durch einen KI-gestützten Performance-Coach.
Early Access list. No launch date announced yet.
- Training
- Recovery
- Sleep
- Body
- Health
- Lifestyle
- Protocols
Today's Focus
Wednesday
Keep intensity moderate today
Sleep was shorter than your own 30-day baseline and yesterday's session was heavy.
- Readiness
- 68/100
- Sleep
- 6:12h
- Recovery
- Moderate
−9 vs baseline
−48 min
steady
PeakTrack AI Coach
I already know about yesterday's lower-body session and your shorter night. Want a lighter version of today's plan?
Illustrative interface with sample data.
From data to guidance
You don't have a data problem. You have a context problem.
Wearables, training apps, health apps, sleep tracking, body measurements, nutrition tools, supplements, calendars and notes — the information already exists. It's just scattered across places that never talk to each other.
- Wearables
- Training apps
- Health apps
- Sleep data
- Body measurements
- Nutrition tools
- Supplements
- Calendar & notes
- 01
Connect
Bring existing signals and context into one place.
- 02
Track
Capture what matters in seconds, not questionnaires.
- 03
Understand
See what happened and how it compares with your own history.
- 04
Act
Get a clear focus for today instead of another chart.
- 05
Improve
Watch patterns develop over weeks and months.
PeakTrack AI Coach
One coach. Your full context.
The PeakTrack AI Coach is not a chatbot bolted onto a dashboard. It is the intelligence layer that reads across everything PeakTrack knows about you and progressively builds a working understanding of how you train, recover and live.
What the coach works with
- Goals
- Training & training history
- Performance trends
- Recovery
- Sleep
- Body progress
- Health data
- Daily wellbeing
- Lifestyle context
- Supplements
- Active protocols
- Historical patterns
asked today
0
already known
14
days of history
412
active protocols
3
Illustrative sample counters. Not real user data.
Never ask twice.
If PeakTrack already knows about yesterday's training, a short night, a social event or an active protocol, you should not have to explain it again. Context carries forward — every check-in, conversation and data point makes the next interaction shorter.
- Sleep6:12 h, 48 min below your own baselineHealth data
- TrainingHeavy lower-body session yesterdayTraining log
- RecoveryTrending back up since MondayRecovery trend
- LifestyleDinner event logged Saturday eveningCheck-out
- ProtocolProtocol A — day 14 of 56, activeProtocol timeline
- GoalUpper-body pressing strength, 12-week horizonGoals
- Heavy lower-body session yesterday
- 6:12 h sleep
- Dinner event on Saturday
- Protocol day 14 of 56
- Anything unusual today?
- How did the session actually feel?
Choose your coach identity
PeakTrack will offer a female and a male AI Coach. Both use the same underlying PeakTrack intelligence — you simply choose the voice and presence you prefer.
Female Coach
Final coach visuals reserved
Male Coach
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Today's Focus
What should I focus on today?
Most tools tell you what happened. PeakTrack is built to help you understand what deserves attention — based on your own baseline, not a population average.
- Training readiness68/100
Below your 30-day baseline
- RecoveryModerate
Trending back up since Monday
- Sleep6:12 h
−48 min vs your average
- TrendFlat 2 weeks
Upper-body pressing
- Lifestyle contextSocial event
Logged Saturday evening
Train, but hold intensity moderate and protect sleep tonight.
Derived from your own signals above — many signals, one clear answer.
Sample data shown for illustration. PeakTrack does not diagnose conditions and does not provide medical advice.
Daily Check-in & Check-out
Your state changes through the day. So should the guidance.
A short morning check-in and an equally short evening check-out give PeakTrack the human context that sensors miss — without turning your day into a questionnaire.
Morning state
- Energy
- Stress
- Mood
- Recovery
- Training readiness
Evening state
- How the day went
- Session feedback
- Lifestyle context
- Daily reflection
Morning vs evening
See how the day actually moved you.
Today vs your baseline
Compared with your own history, not other people.
Short vs long term
Separate a rough day from a real trend.
Designed to take seconds — and to get shorter as PeakTrack learns.
Training analytics
Am I actually progressing?
Exercises, sets, repetitions, load, RPE and history in one structured record — so a session can be compared with what you did before, at exercise level.
- Exercises
- Sets & repetitions
- Load
- RPE
- Training history
- Estimated strength trends
- Personal records
- Exercise-specific development
- Where am I improving?
- Where am I stagnating?
- How does today compare with my own history?
- Is volume going up or just effort?
Back squat — 12 weeks
Illustrative trend from sample data
Estimated strength trend, personal baseline
Illustrative trend from sample data
Recovery & health
Recovery in context, not in isolation
PeakTrack is designed to read recovery-related signals alongside what you actually did and how you actually felt.
Sleep
Duration and consistency against your own pattern.
Resting signals
Day-to-day movement versus your baseline.
Recovery indicators
Read together rather than as single numbers.
Respiratory & VO₂-related data
Where your devices provide it.
Apple Health & wearables
Existing data reused instead of re-entered.
Subjective wellbeing
Your own reporting stays part of the picture.
PeakTrack is a performance intelligence platform, not a medical device or diagnostic service. It does not replace physicians, diagnosis or professional medical advice.
Body progress
More than body weight
Body change is slow and noisy. PeakTrack is built to show the trend line instead of the daily fluctuation — always against your own history.
- Weight
- 84.2kg
- Body fat
- 14.8%
- Lean mass
- 71.7kg
- Waist
- 82.5cm
- Hip
- 99.0cm
- Progress photos
- Private
12-week trend
Method-consistent
Derived
Weekly
Weekly
Your control
Sample values shown for illustration.
Weekly Review
PeakTrack already knows most of your week.
So the weekly review does not start with a blank form. It starts with what has already been captured, and only asks for what is genuinely missing.
Already known
- 5 Daily Check-ins
- 3 Check-outs
- 4 training sessions
- 6 sleep records
- Body measurement on Sunday
- Social event on Saturday
- Protocol day 14 of 56
What PeakTrack still asks
- Anything the data can't see?
- What do you want to prioritise next week?
What you get back
- Weekly summary
- Weekly wins
- Achievements
- Progress
- Performance patterns
- Focus for next week
Goals & progress
Goals measured against you
Define what you're working toward across training, body composition, recovery, lifestyle, performance and consistency. Progress is compared with your own previous performance — not a leaderboard.
- Training
- Body composition
- Recovery
- Lifestyle
- Performance
- Consistency
No generic gamification. Achievements reflect your own history.
Supplements, peptides & protocols
Your entire performance stack. Organised.
Performance-focused users often lose track of their own routines. PeakTrack is designed to make one structured, understandable system out of it.
- What am I currently taking?
- How much am I currently using?
- When did I start?
- How often is it scheduled?
- When was the last administration?
- When is the next planned one?
- How long has this been active?
- When is the planned end date?
- How many days remain?
- When did the amount change?
- When was something paused?
- What did I previously use?
- Which protocols overlap?
- How much stock remains?
- 01
Learn
Structured, evidence-graded education before anything else.
- 02
Plan
You define the protocol. PeakTrack structures it.
- 03
Track
Amounts, schedule, pauses, changes and stock in one record.
- 04
Understand
See protocol periods next to your own performance data.
PeakTrack Protocol Timeline
Your protocols. One timeline.
One timeline for every user-defined protocol and supplement routine — with the history behind it.
Know what. Know when. Know for how long.
Protocol A (user-defined)
12 Aug → 6 Oct · day 14 of 56
ActiveNext planned: Thu · Last entry: Mon, 18:40 · Amount: user-entered
Protocol B (user-defined)
1 Sep → paused 2 Sep, 3 days
PausedPaused by you · No entries while paused · Amount: user-entered
Routine — evening supplements
Daily, 21:00 · since 4 Jul
ActiveStock remaining: 22 servings · Reminder on
Protocol C (user-defined)
2 May → 24 Jun · 54 days
CompletedCompleted · Full history retained
Routine — morning stack
Daily, 07:30 · since 18 Feb
Low stockStock remaining: 3 servings — worth restocking
Protocol A (user-defined)
Active- Start date
- 12 Aug
- Planned end
- 6 Oct
- Amount
- User-entered
- Frequency
- 2× per week
- Last entry
- Mon, 18:40
- Next planned
- Thu
- Stock remaining
- 6 units
- Notes
- 2 entries
All amounts are user-entered. PeakTrack never suggests one.
12 Aug
Protocol started
26 Aug
Amount changed (user-entered)
2 Sep
Paused for 3 days
5 Sep
Restarted
6 Oct
Planned end date
Supplements use the same architecture
- Supplement library
- Active supplements
- Routine & time of day
- Frequency
- Start date & history
- Reminders
- Remaining quantity
- Routine changes
Neutral, fictional sample information. PeakTrack tracks what you define — it does not create dosing recommendations or prescribe anything.
Peptide learning
Education first, clearly graded.
Peptide information online is fragmented and frequently overstated. PeakTrack's learning layer is designed to answer structured questions and to be honest about what is actually known.
How the learning layer works
- Learn
- Plan
- Track
- Understand
- What is this substance?
- Why are people interested in it?
- What is the proposed mechanism?
- What research exists?
- Are there human studies?
- What is the quality of the evidence?
- What are known limitations?
- What are potential risks?
- What is its regulatory status?
- What terminology should I understand?
Established evidence
4/4Consistent human research.
Emerging evidence
3/4Early or limited human data.
Preclinical research
2/4Cell or animal work only.
Anecdotal
1/4Reports without controlled data.
PeakTrack does not present experimental substances as proven, approved or safe, and does not generate dosing protocols. It tracks and educates. It does not prescribe.
Protocol context + performance data
Observation, not causation.
Because PeakTrack knows the period a protocol was active, it can show you what else was recorded during that window — and be explicit that a coincidence is not a cause.
During this protocol period, PeakTrack has
- 28 Daily Check-ins
- 15 training sessions
- 24 sleep records
- 4 body measurements
- Recovery information
Correlation
Two things moved together in your data.
Observation
What you noticed and recorded yourself.
Evidence
What published research supports.
Causation
A claim PeakTrack will not make for you.
Performance intelligence
Nine areas. One system.
PeakTrack is designed to feel like one intelligence layer rather than nine separate apps sitting next to each other.
- Training01
- Recovery02
- Sleep03
- Body04
- Health05
PeakTrack AI Coach
Every area feeds the same coach — so guidance carries your full context.
- Lifestyle06
- Goals07
- Supplements08
- Protocols09
Privacy & trust
Your data should work for you.
Health and performance information is sensitive. PeakTrack is being built on a privacy-first premise: you decide what goes in, what stays and what gets removed.
User control
You decide which sources are connected and can disconnect them.
Transparent handling
Clear explanation of what is stored and why.
Privacy-first defaults
Sensitive areas such as progress photos stay private by default.
Data portability intent
Export and deletion are part of the product plan.
Placeholder: specific security, encryption, certification and compliance statements will be published once formally validated. PeakTrack makes no such claims yet.
Who PeakTrack is for
Built for people who take their own performance seriously.
- Performance-focused individuals
- People who train consistently
- Anyone already collecting health and fitness data
- People who want guidance instead of another dashboard
- Users managing complex supplement routines or performance protocols
- Anyone who wants to understand their own patterns over time
You do not need to be an elite athlete. You need to care about the answer.
Pricing
PeakTrack
Pricing will be published closer to launch. Early Access members will be informed first.
PeakTrack
Coming at launch
- Full performance platform
- PeakTrack AI Coach
- Protocol & supplement tracking
- Weekly Review
Early Access
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FAQ
Questions, answered plainly
Understand your performance.
Know what to do next.
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