For coaches

You can't read six apps for twenty athletes. Endyr already has.

Every morning, before you've had coffee, Endyr has read every athlete's recovery, sleep, load and fueling — and tells you who's ready, who's accumulating fatigue, and who needs a conversation today rather than next week. Built alongside coaches working with some of the most demanding athletes in the sport, and shaped by their feedback from the inside.

Squad intelligence

The squad view: who needs you today.

Recovery, HRV trend, AI flags, today's session status and last session — for every athlete, in one table. The squad brief at the top is the synthesis: what changed overnight and what's worth your attention before class.

Squad overview
Friday · 8 athletes · week 21
2 flags need attention
SQUAD BRIEF · TODAY

Two athletes in red recovery. Today's programming is appropriate for the rest of the squad. One athlete's bike-erg strain yesterday conflicts with phase-1 shoulder rehab — worth a check-in. One new Fran PR worth celebrating.

Athlete oneComp prep · semis goal 50%Shoulder rehabBelt squat · Thu
Athlete twoOpen qualifier 28%Strain vs rehabBike erg · Wed
Athlete threeHyrox · 21d to race 31%Taper windowRun intervals · Tue
Athlete fourRecreational 74%All clearStrength · Thu
Athlete fiveComp prep 68%New Fran PRFran · Thu
The coaching loop

From signal to conversation, without the spreadsheet hour.

Flags, triaged by severity

Flags are triaged by severity, so a watch item doesn't interrupt your morning and an urgent one never waits. You're notified first, before the athlete, so the conversation is yours to lead.

The why, not just the number

Every readiness call comes with its reasoning: which signals drove it, what was traded off, and what the call would have been if recovery were higher. You can disagree — it's your athlete.

A digest on your schedule

A daily or weekly roster recap, off by default and yours to switch on: who's trending up, who's quietly sliding, compliance across the squad, and the one thing per athlete worth knowing.

Your programming authority, enforced

Coached athletes: Endyr surfaces insights but never contradicts your prescription. Hybrid: it suggests alongside, never replaces. The boundary is enforced in the AI itself — not a setting an athlete can talk it out of.

Readiness-aware sessions

Your intent, their physiology, one session.

When an athlete wakes up at 50% recovery on a heavy day, Endyr adjusts the loads — protecting the intent of your session, showing its work, and keeping your prescription one tap away. You see the same card the athlete sees, plus the raw numbers and the tradeoffs.

Intent preserved

A strength day stays a strength day. The stimulus is scaled, not replaced — unless the signals say otherwise, and then it tells you why.

Athlete always chooses

Adjusted loads are suggestions with reasoning, not commands. The prescribed weights stay visible.

You stay first

Anything urgent reaches you before the athlete is notified. No athlete learns about a red flag from an app before their coach knows.

For affiliates & coaching organizations

Built for organizations that compete with each other.

Endyr maintains a strict competitive-intelligence firewall between organizations. Your athletes' data, training metrics and performance insights are never visible to another organization, its coaches or its members — by architecture, not by policy. Your roster is your edge.

Whole-roster onboarding

Bring your coaching staff and athletes on together. Historical training imports give the intelligence a baseline from day one.

Works with your programming

Endyr doesn't want to write your programming. It reads what you prescribe — from your platform or a bulk import — and coaches around it.

Athlete consent, built in

Coach access to athlete data is explicit, granular and revocable by the athlete. Minors require documented parental consent. The trust model is the product.

Early access

Coach the way you always wanted to — with all the information.

Endyr is launching with a small group of coaches who want to shape it. If that sounds like you, let's talk.