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Your archive as a landscape
Explore every route and effort as one connected personal history.
Why Effort Atlas exists
Endurance history makes more sense when place and time stay connected.
Effort Atlas is built for questions a single activity summary cannot answer: how the same route changed, what happened in one section, and what remains after fatigue builds.
One history · every route in context
Why it exists
Most activity tools isolate the moment. Endurance history is cumulative.
A single activity rarely explains much on its own. The useful questions appear across places and time: how the same climb changed, whether output is more economical, and what remains late in a long effort.
Effort Atlas keeps the map, the activity, the recurring route, and the long-term pattern connected so you can move between those questions without rebuilding the context.
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Context stays visible
Terrain, distance, time, sensors, and fatigue remain attached to every result.
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Evidence stays traceable
Every comparison leads back to the underlying activities and selected sections.
One connected workflow
Move from overview to evidence without losing your place.
The atlas leads into a complete activity view; selected ranges stay linked to the route, and trend results lead back to the contributing effort.
Explore the product
Conceptual route replay
- Attempt 01 148 bpm Power: 366 W 78%
- Attempt 02 154 bpm Power: 341 W 62%
- Attempt 03 151 bpm Power: 348 W 58%
Same route, different effort
See the comparison while it unfolds.
Align attempts on the same course, then read progress, terrain, heart rate, and power together instead of switching between separate views.
- 01 Watch attempts advance along one shared route.
- 02 Compare heart rate and power at the same terrain and distance.
- 03 Focus a section to see where the gap opened.
What makes it different
Spatial history and longitudinal evidence, kept connected.
Built around place
- See the complete activity history spatially.
- Compare repeated routes and selected sections.
- Keep terrain, elevation, and progress aligned.
- Move directly from the atlas to the underlying effort.
Built across time
- Relate mechanics, efficiency, volume, and durability.
- Compare matching years, quarters, and seasons.
- Follow every result back to contributing activities.
- Retain full sensor and terrain context.
Current access
Small, manually managed beta.
Accounts are created manually while the product is still being shaped. Bring your history through Intervals.icu or FIT, GPX, TCX, GZ, and ZIP files.