Tredict
Tredict is a professional platform for endurance sports athletes and focuses on concise workout planning, prediction and analysis without distractions and a fair price t...
- Freemium • Proprietary
- Online
- Software as a Service (SaaS)
What is Tredict?
Tredict is an modern and concise endurance sports workout planning, prediction and analysis platform for athletes and has a lot of unique features missing in other applications with a fair price tag. Date based zone settings let you precisely control your workout intensities and efforts. Custom programmable fields enable you to add your own ideas and metrics. The training forecasting and prediction let you compete at your absolute best. Coaching is always free. Track your injuries, equipment, weather, records and much more with every activity. Analyze unlimited aggregation-, relation- and distribution- charts. Honest privacy settings and progressive privacy terms are main features. All modern sports watches and foot pods are supported with almost every imaginable metrics, like wattage, body elasticity, ground contact time balance or pedal torque.
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- English
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- Sport Video Analyzer
- intensity
- analysis tool
- activity-log
- sport-exercises
- Workouts
- training
- zones
- forecasting
- triathlon
- Sports
- exercise
- predictions
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costanza6221 thinks Pytrainer is an alternative to Tredict
Asgarde added Tredict as alternative(s) to Cyclope GPS
I've been using Tredict for about six months. I've been a heavy Strava user in the past, but with their constant pricing changes and increasingly cavalier attitude to user privacy, I wanted to move to something else.
Tredict's been an incredible tool. Setup is seamless - you hit a button to integrate with your Garmin (or similar) account, and your activities show up immediately. The analysis you get at the end of a ride is detailed and intuitive; as a cyclist I especially appreciate a mapview that shows you where you put your most intense efforts in across a ride, but there are neat visualisations for running and swim training too.
Best of all, the whole UI focuses on your fitness without trying to control your training. You can map out planned training in the future and combine it with training you've done to date, and Tredict will predict what your combined strength and fatigue curves look like on a particular date. That means you can play around with your program. One feature I wasn't expecting but really appreciate is that you can invite other users to be your coach. Once you've approved a coach, they can see your training and add planned training to your calendar, and you can compare your effort against what you'd planned and adjust from there. Goodbye spreadsheets embedded in emails!
From a glance at their blog, the team behind Tredict really seem to care about privacy and are obviously athletes building the product they want for themselves. There's even an API you can integrate with to add custom fields, and they've gone to great lengths to show you how to export all your data at any time if you want. I feel good about trusting them.
I have been using Tredict for several years as an athlete and as a coach. I am still very enthusiastic about the service. The service is always evolving, the programmer responds quickly to mails and tries to implement wishes.