How EnduraX uses AI — and what it won't do.

Athlete-side workout suggestions. Each morning, EnduraX can suggest a single workout for that day. The suggestion is sized to your DARS sub-scores — composite readiness, training load, recovery, sleep, fueling, and RED-S protection. The AI receives only the computed scores; it does not receive your name, email, or other identifying information.

Coach-side training-plan modifications. When a coach uploads an athlete's training plan, EnduraX overlays each session with the athlete's readiness data. Where intensity and readiness don't align, the AI flags the session and suggests a modification — for example, reducing volume, reducing intensity, or converting to a recovery session. The coach reviews and decides; the AI never auto-applies a change.

Fueling meal estimator. When you log a meal in the opt-in Fueling module, the AI converts your meal description — or an optional meal photo — into an approximate nutrient estimate. Estimates are deliberately conservative (when uncertain, the AI estimates low rather than high), and they are approximations for wellness tracking, not clinical nutrition analysis. If the AI is unavailable, meals still log without an estimate.

That is the full scope. EnduraX does not use AI for diagnosis, treatment, prevention, prediction of injury, or any other clinical determination. EnduraX is a wellness tool, not a clinical or medical device.

Athletes: AI workout suggestions are surfaced when you ask for them — they are not pushed to you. You can use them, dismiss them, or ignore them entirely. Suggestions never auto-apply to your training calendar; you choose what to do with each one. To turn the feature off entirely for your account, visit Settings → AI Features and disable the toggle.

Coaches: AI training-plan modification suggestions require explicit opt-in before any AI feature runs against your athletes' data. You can opt in, opt out, or change your mind at any time from Settings. AI features are off by default. The opt-in is per-coach — every coach makes their own choice. If you opt in, every individual suggestion still requires your review before any change is applied to a training plan.

Fueling: the Fueling module is off until you opt in, and AI meal estimation runs only inside it — logging a meal is always your action; nothing is estimated in the background. You can turn the Fueling module off from Settings at any time (your data is kept), or delete your fueling data entirely.

Recovery Mode overrides everything. When an athlete is in Recovery Mode, AI suggestions are not generated. The athlete's clinical pathway library takes precedence, and the athlete's clinical care provider — not EnduraX — is the source of truth for their rehab.

EnduraX's AI features are designed and disclosed in line with the FTC's AI guidance (2023–2024 staff letters), GDPR Article 22 (right not to be subject to automated decision-making), and the Colorado AI Act (SB24-205) consumer disclosure requirements. We treat AI suggestions as decision-support tools for athletes and coaches — never as autonomous decisions.

EnduraX is a wellness product, not a medical device. The AI features do not diagnose conditions, prescribe treatment, predict injury, or replace clinical judgment. If your readiness data raises concerns, work with your healthcare provider, sports medicine clinician, sports dietitian, or athletic trainer.

EnduraX is subject to the FTC Health Breach Notification Rule (16 CFR Part 318). In the event of a breach of unsecured personal-health-record-related information, we will notify affected users, the FTC, and (where required) the media within 60 days as required by the rule.