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Observe without judgement
Begin with the runs you actually do, and the life around them.
Intelligent running.
Understand your runs.
See your progress.
Aerithm brings clarity to each run, putting today’s effort in context and your progress in perspective.
01 / One run
Every run tells a story.
Start with one.
One run
Pace slowed as the road climbed and heart rate rose. The hill gives that harder stretch some context.
Over time
Recent runs pair a quicker pace with a lower heart rate. That’s a change worth exploring alongside the conditions you ran in.
Familiar effort
One comparison opens into a wider pattern. Seeing this run among familiar efforts gives it a place in your story.
The weeks add up
Those individual runs become 820 kilometres across 26 weeks. Progress takes shape through the days you keep returning.
Room for real life
Some weeks rise higher; others leave more room. The shape of your training tells more than any single peak.
Your rhythm
Three in four runs began before noon. Across changing weeks, running found a familiar place in the day.
The whole picture
The hills, quieter weeks and early starts belong to one story. Together, they give you more to draw on than one standout run.
The start line
You arrive with every return, adjustment and ordinary run behind you. The next chapter starts here.
Illustrative examples; no athlete account data is used.
From patterns to perspective.
Observe without judgement
Begin with the runs you actually do, and the life around them.
Find the signal
Find patterns in comparable runs, with conditions and missing context in view.
Translate into language
Make each finding understandable, with its evidence and limits close by.
Suggest, not prescribe
Offer a useful next consideration, with room for your experience and judgement.