Everything in the phone is live — tap around freely, or let Next drive.
Factors reads the files your head unit, your power meter and your recovery band already produce — then adds the things they cannot see. Gear inches. Effort type. How you slept. What you ate. Whether you were on a plane at 3am.
Then it lets you ask questions of the whole picture at once.
Five factors, tracked daily, read together.
Peak windows, cadence at peak power, and the shape of the effort itself — not just a headline number. Gear inches, effort label and equipment come along with it, because 1,850 W on a 115" gear is a different fact from 1,850 W on a 104" gear.
HRV, resting heart rate, sleep quality and mental load sit alongside your power, not in a separate app. When your 30-second power falls off while your peaks hold, Factors can tell you exactly why.
Load, reps, RPE and training intent, in the same load picture as the bike. A 200 kg triple at RPE 9 on Wednesday impacts Thursday's power on the track — Factors looks at total load, no silos.
Travel, work, sleep, stress, mood, caffeine, injuries — logged in seconds, in your own words. This is the layer that turns "power was down" into "power was down and here is why".
It runs on the Gemini engine, then reaches for a growing rolodex of track-specific tools — effort detection and timing, rollout and gear maths, sector and lap splits, position on the track from your own gearing — with the training concepts to go with them. Ask about one effort and it goes to the hundredth; ask how you are responding and it reads every factor together. And it says what it cannot see rather than guessing.
Flying 200s, standing starts, kilos, pursuits, keirins and team sprints are first-class objects, with track length, lap splits, gearing and air density. Timing is treated to the hundredth, because that is the margin.
No. Factors reads your rides from Garmin, Wahoo or TrainingPeaks and your sleep from Whoop, Oura or Apple Health. You add the things a file cannot record — gear, effort type, how the session felt — and that takes seconds per session.
Track is where it goes deepest — effort types, gearing, lap splits, timing to the hundredth. Endurance track and road riders use the same recovery, gym, nutrition and journal layers, and Coach Kilo reads pursuits and over-unders as readily as flying 200s. Switch the demo to Endurance to see it.
Your activities and their efforts, your peak power records, overnight recovery data, your gym sessions, your nutrition log and your journal entries. It is told to say when an answer is limited by missing data rather than filling the gap with a guess.
It will tell you what your data shows and what usually follows from it, and it will flag when something is a pattern rather than a cause. It is not a replacement for a coach or a doctor, and it is built to say so.
It stays yours. It is encrypted, and it is analysed anonymously — the numbers are read without an identity attached to them. You can export a training report from settings, and you can disconnect any provider or delete the account from the same screen.
Yes — coaches get an athlete roster with each athlete's dashboard. You approve the connection and can remove it at any time.
Coaches, Olympians, and a lot of evenings at the track. Every tool Coach Kilo reaches for started as a question somebody asked in the infield — and that list grows every time the sport teaches us something new.
Download nowThis is an interactive demo of Factors. The athlete, their sessions, recovery data, nutrition and journal entries are generated for illustration and are not a real person's data. Screens, copy, pricing and Coach Kilo's behaviour are taken from the app itself. factorstraining.com
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Track cycling is decided in hundredths, by things that happened days earlier. Factors is the app that keeps all of them together — so the answer is in one place when you go looking for it.
The gear, the air, the sleep, Wednesday's squat session, the flight home — all of it is in the ride before you're on the boards. Factors is where you go afterwards to find out which part of it moved the clock. Give it a season and it starts working the other way round: how much to load, when to back off, and how to shape the build into the next big PB.
The real Factors app, rebuilt so you can use it in a browser — no account, no card, no download. The athlete and every number behind them were generated for the discipline you picked; the screens, the copy and Coach Kilo's behaviour are the app's own.
It runs on the Gemini engine — but a general model does not know that a standing start and a flying 200 are different tasks, or why 1,850 W on a 115" gear is a different fact from 1,850 W on a 104" one.
Coaches, Olympians, and a lot of evenings at the track. Free for your first month — see what a season of your own data looks like in it.