SBSandeep Barhanpure

AI coaching · Endurance

Ask Niko

Closed beta · Invite only

Training data is useful when it helps you decide what to do today.

Ask Niko is an AI endurance coach that brings activity history from Strava, recovery data from Oura or WHOOP, and training-time weather into one conversation so cyclists and runners can ask what to do today—and see the personal data behind the answer.

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Built for
Cyclists and runners making daily training decisions
Current sources
Strava activity · Oura or WHOOP recovery · Open-Meteo weather
Current access
Closed beta with a public sample-data demo

The problem

What needs to be easier.

Activity, recovery, and weather live in separate apps. Each dashboard can be accurate while leaving the athlete to assemble the full picture alone.

Ask Niko starts with the decision behind the dashboards: train, recover, change the session, or ask a better follow-up question.

The product flow

From signal to a useful next step.

  1. 01

    Connect the record

    Bring activity history, recovery signals, and the weather during training into one personal context.

  2. 02

    Ask normally

    Use plain language instead of navigating a set of charts and filters.

  3. 03

    Compare the signals

    Look across training load, recovery, recent patterns, and conditions rather than treating one score as the answer.

  4. 04

    Show the evidence

    Put the athlete’s own numbers beside the recommendation so the answer can be checked.

Trust by design

What the product will not pretend to know.

Grounded numbers

A number can reach the answer only when it came from the athlete’s records for the current question.

Account isolation

The privacy design keeps each athlete’s records separated at the data layer.

A focused product

Current support centers on cycling and running. WHOOP contributes recovery data alongside Strava activity, Oura recovery, and training-time weather.

What is real today

A clear line between the product and the promise.

Ask Niko is in closed beta and offers a public interactive demo using sample data. Live integrations include Strava activity, Oura or WHOOP recovery, and Open-Meteo conditions. The product does not claim broad availability, training outcomes, or production scale.

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