Train everything.
Sacrifice nothing.
One AI coach that programs your lifts, runs, and recovery together — so you stop guessing whether yesterday's long run should kill today's squat.
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The problem
Your training doesn't fit
in separate buckets.
Every other app coaches one modality and ignores the rest. Run a 20km weekend long run? Your lifting app still wants you to hit a heavy squat session on Monday.
The current reality
- Separate apps for running, lifting, cycling
- Zero cross-modality fatigue awareness
- Manual log reconciliation every week
- Generic recovery scores with no context
- Plans that break when life gets in the way
With Hyvra
- One unified load model across all training
- Fatigue flows automatically between sessions
- AI adapts your program in real time
- Context-aware recovery — not a number out of context
- Plans built to flex, not to break
How it works
The brain behind
your training.
Unified load model
One system tracks stress across strength, cardio, and sport — not four apps guessing separately.
Fatigue-aware scheduling
Hard run yesterday? Your lifts auto-adjust. The program bends before you break.
Built for hybrid athletes
Not a running app. Not a lifting app. The first platform designed from the ground up for athletes who do both.
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Your AI coach understands your full training context — not just today’s session.
See it in action
The app, up close.
Today — your session, dialled in.
Open the app and the day is already built. Lifts, conditioning, and recovery sequenced into one session — so you can stop planning and start training.
Recovery — fatigue, mapped.
An anatomical readout of what is fresh and what is fried. Every muscle group scored, so you know exactly where today's stress should land.
History — load over time.
Every session rolls into one timeline. Watch training load build, peak, and taper — and see the pattern behind your progress.
Works with your existing gear
FAQ
Questions, answered.
What devices does Hyvra support?
iPhone at launch (iOS 17+), with native Apple Watch integration for sessions and recovery. Android is on the roadmap.
How much will Hyvra cost?
Hyvra will be subscription-based at launch. Waitlist users get early access with a free hybrid training program, and grandfathered pricing once the subscription goes live.
When does Hyvra launch?
2026. Waitlist athletes get first access in the closed beta, ahead of public release.
What activities does Hyvra track?
Lifting, running, cycling, HIIT, sports, yoga and mobility, and pure recovery sessions — all scored under one unified load model, so nothing gets double-counted or ignored.
Which wearables does Hyvra integrate with?
Apple Health, Garmin, Strava, Whoop, Polar, and Wahoo at launch — with more integrations shipping through the beta.
Ready to train
without limits?
Join the waitlist. Early access includes a free hybrid athlete training program.
Free early access includes a hybrid training program