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Know your recovery in real numbers.

Ascend reads HRV, resting heart rate, respiration, sleep and how you feel, and turns them into a stress score, a body battery and a fitness age. It's the recovery layer that tells you when to train hard and when to hold back.

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What you get
  • Stress score (0–100) from HRV, resting heart rate, respiration, sleep and subjective input

  • Body battery and fitness age, so recovery is a number you can act on

  • A recovery body map shows which areas are still loaded

  • Blends wearable data (Whoop, Oura, Garmin, Apple, Fitbit, Withings) with how you feel

  • Feeds your readiness score and the AI coach's daily call

  • Free in core tracking

FAQ
Does Ascend track HRV and stress?

Yes. Ascend reads HRV, resting heart rate, respiration and sleep and turns them into a 0–100 stress score, a body battery and a fitness age, blended with how you say you feel.

Which wearables does Ascend use for recovery?

Ascend blends recovery data from Whoop, Oura, Garmin, Apple Health, Fitbit, Strava and Withings, and still works with manual, subjective input if you have no wearable.

What is Ascend's fitness age?

Fitness age estimates how your cardiovascular fitness compares to your chronological age, using resting heart rate and cardio data, so progress reads as one motivating number.

Related

Shipped in Vitals / recovery hub.

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