Connects to your gear
Reads activity and health data from your wearables and apps. Works with what you already use.
HELM combines wearable data, terrain analysis, biomechanics, and adaptive guidance to help athletes, coaches, and clinicians better understand training load and injury risk.
Reads activity and health data from your wearables and apps. Works with what you already use.
Learns your thresholds from your own training. No population averages standing in for your physiology.
A continuously updated, physiology-based model tracks your fitness, fatigue, and per-tissue load. Surfaces injury risk before it bites.
Every number comes with a sense of how confident we are. When the data's noisy or sparse, our confidence drops. We tell you that instead of pretending.
The same underlying model powers three different views, each tuned to what its user actually needs to do.
If you're training seriously enough that the difference between productive load and accumulating breakdown matters, HELM gives you that read every day. Runners first: road, trail, ultra. Cyclists and triathletes next.
You can't deep-review every activity from every athlete every day, or check in with each of them the way you'd want to. HELM does the watching so you can do the coaching: it surfaces who needs your attention today, and why.
When an athlete shares their data with you, you get the full picture: the training that led into the injury, where their tissues stand today, and how they're tracking as they return to sport. Your time goes to judgment, not collation.
HELM is in private beta until our public launch in July 2026. Drop your email and we’ll send a single message when your spot is ready.