Threshold builds your training around real health data (sleep, HRV, training load) and adjusts it daily, whatever you train for — running, riding, swimming, lifting, Hyrox, hybrid, or martial arts.
We're opening Threshold to a small beta before the October launch — full access, completely free, while we refine it with the people actually using it.
We don't sell motivation. We sell what happens after it runs out: the session you do anyway, the plan that adjusts instead of guilting you, the number that tells the truth about how you slept.
Most apps track one thing in isolation. Threshold reads all four together and lets each one shape the others.
Sleep, HRV, resting heart rate and training load, read every morning, so the plan reflects your real readiness.
Your primary discipline's plan — run, ride, swim, lift, Hyrox, or martial arts (easy days, threshold work, long sessions) — with any others you pick layered in as support.
Macro targets that move with your training load: a long run, ride, or lift day means bigger fueling, calculated for you.
Sleep quality and readiness feed straight into tomorrow's session, decided before you open the app.
Pick your primary sport — run, ride, swim, lift, Hyrox, hybrid, or martial arts — and Threshold leads with it, while the other disciplines stay on as support. Turns every session into something worth sharing.
Threshold pace work, easy mileage and long runs, set from your recent efforts and adjusted to how you're recovering, not a fixed weekly template you fall behind on by Wednesday. On the bike, it's the same idea: power zones instead of pace.
Finish a run or ride and Threshold turns it into a real share card: route, pace or power, splits and effort, styled to actually look good, not just exported data. Lift instead? You get an exercise-list card, no GPS route needed.
Whether lifting, Hyrox, or martial arts is the thing you're training for or the work that holds up your running and riding, Threshold builds it the same way: progressive, adapted to your recovery, and built around the equipment you actually have.
Every adjustment comes with the reasoning behind it, so you learn how training works instead of just following orders.
Sleep, HRV and training load feed in every morning, not a form you filled out once at signup.
No equipment, feeling wrecked, short on time: Edge finds the closest useful session rather than cancelling one.
Ask why surfaces the actual reasoning, so the plan starts making sense to you too.
Threshold opens to everyone in October at $17.99/mo ($159.99/yr annual). The first 1000 people on this list pay $9.99/mo — or $95/yr annual — instead, for as long as they stay subscribed. Locked in by real signup order, not a countdown gimmick. Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial.
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One decision: track it yourself, or let Edge build and adapt it every day. Every account starts with a 14-day free trial of Edge, no card required. Joined the waitlist? Your discounted rate takes effect automatically at launch.
Annual is $56 cheaper than paying monthly across the year. Billing opens at the October launch — the 14-day trial applies either way.