Built for endurance training
Training decisions, not tabs.
Plan, recovery, workout evidence, and device data stay connected from morning check-in to race week.
Morning training read
June 29 · threshold week · skate focus
HRV
125 ms
Absorption
steady
Race trend
+4.2%
Race-week plan
live loadM
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Load trajectory
Smart Add
“Skate threshold, 5×6, keep it controlled.”
Morning verdict
HRV, sleep, load, next session
Coach moves
Drag, assign, push, explain
Workout evidence
Execution, zones, notes, trends
The loop
From morning signal to the workout evidence.
Move from today’s signal to the plan, completed work, and longer-term direction in one athlete workspace.
Dashboard
Open the app and know what kind of day it is.
HRV, recovery, training load, goals, and the next session sit together instead of being scattered across tabs and apps.
Dashboard
Athlete web capture · 2940×1600
Calendar
Move the workout. Keep the week honest.
Planned work, rest days, races, and projected load stay visible while the schedule changes.
Calendar
Athlete web capture · 2940×1600
Builder
Write the session once, then assign it cleanly.
Intervals, strength, mobility, notes, and targets are built in the same place athletes later read them.
Builder
Athlete web capture · 2940×1600
Workout Review
A completed workout should explain itself.
Execution, zones, comparisons, fueling, gear, notes, and sport context stay attached to the workout they came from.
Workout Review
Athlete web capture · 2940×1600
Analytics
Progression, without the airplane cockpit.
Trends, load, records, power, heart rate, and history stay readable enough to use every week.
Analytics
Athlete web capture · 2940×1600
Smart Add
Prompt a session. Get structured training.
Type the workout idea in plain language and Nordik turns it into structured work the calendar and athlete can understand.
Smart Add
Athlete web capture · 2940×1600
Connected Ecosystem
The integrations belong to the plan, not a settings drawer.
Strava, WHOOP, Garmin, Wahoo, Polar, TymeWear, manual logs, and notifications feed the same training story.
Connected Ecosystem
Athlete web capture · 2940×1600
Dashboard
Athlete web capture · 2940×1600
Plan changes
Move Tuesday. Rebalance the week.
As you scroll, the threshold session lifts from Tuesday, lands later in the week, and updates projected load with it.
Current mode: Athlete Web
The plan, workout detail, and projected training load stay attached through the move.
Training week
Scroll-controlled drag frame
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Threshold intervals
5 × 6 min · Skate
Integrations
Connectors that keep context attached.
The same integrations athletes already use feed the plan: activities, recovery, device pushes, imports, and health data stay connected to the training story.
Real integration icons
Training data · devices · AI connectors
Questions
Before you move your training stack.
Nordik is meant to sit where planning, review, data, and athlete communication already meet.
Is Nordik for athletes, coaches, or both?+
Both. Athletes get the training plan, recovery metrics, workout review, analytics, and iOS experience. Coaches get the web workspace for planning, assigning, reviewing, and monitoring athletes.
Can I use Nordik without a coach?+
Yes. The athlete experience is built to make your own training easier to understand: what is planned, what changed, how recovery looks, and where progress is moving.
What data sources can Nordik connect to?+
Nordik is built around connected training data from sources like Strava, WHOOP, Garmin, Wahoo, Polar, TymeWear, manual logs, and planned workouts.
How does Smart Add use AI?+
Smart Add starts with plain language and turns it into training structure. The useful part is that the output belongs to the plan, calendar, and workout flow instead of living in a detached chat.
Why show web and iOS separately?+
They solve different jobs. The web app carries planning, analytics, and coach workflows. iOS keeps the athlete close to today’s training, review, notifications, and quick checks.
Start training
Keep the plan and what happened in the same place.
Build the week, connect the work, and review the signal without stitching together another training spreadsheet.
