Daily athlete read
A fast daily check-in, five-domain readiness read, personal-range context, and trends.
Guidance for a training conversation—not diagnosis or clearance.
EnduraX™ is in early access.EnduraX™ is in early access. New features roll out to members regularly.
What is live now · updated August 25, 2026
Founding access, team pilots, in-development workflows, and future cohorts are different promises. This page keeps them separate.
A fast daily check-in, five-domain readiness read, personal-range context, and trends.
Guidance for a training conversation—not diagnosis or clearance.
Optional Oura, WHOOP, Strava, and Withings connections; read-only Apple Health is in native physical-device certification.
Connections can be removed, no wearable is required to start, and Apple Health is not represented as certified yet.
Athletes can review, grant, limit, and revoke relationship-specific access.
Joining a team does not create blanket access to health context.
Roster pulse, athlete-approved detail, calendars, direct messaging, and private plan creation, assignment, editing, and withdrawal.
Group threads, season operations, and broader team mutations are not universally available.
Permission-scoped roster, case, clearance, calendar, and verified PT messaging foundations where enabled.
Availability differs by role. Rehab authoring and shared ATC/physician messaging are incomplete, and no provider inherits coach access.
Authorized strength profiles can build structured prescriptions, create private athlete copies, and edit or withdraw assignments.
Prescribed targets stay separate from completed actuals, and the role does not imply injury, fueling, or clinical access.
Dietitians can publish versioned private plan copies; athletes can accept, request changes, decline, or decide later from the same record.
Version history, replacement, withdrawal, protected drafts, and primary dietitian messaging remain in development.
Workspace lifecycle plus organization-only People and Requests directories without athlete-health access by role alone.
Invitation and member mutations, role operations, and audit tooling remain incomplete.
A bounded program overview exists without granting named athlete-health access.
Dedicated Teams, coordination queues, organization messaging, and server-owned cohort suppression remain incomplete.
An intentionally limited support experience is being designed separately.
EnduraX is currently adults-only; this experience is not available today.
Applications are reviewed rather than treated as an automatic promise of immediate access.
Founding members help identify confusing workflows, missing context, and the highest-value next steps.
Connected providers, AI features, team roles, and pilot tools can depend on account, platform, configuration, and cohort.
Early access does not change EnduraX into a diagnostic, treatment, prediction, or clearance product.
Create an invited account, evaluate a program pilot, or review the methodology and trust model before either.