You had NoClue. Now you have no excuses.

Adaptive AI coaching app for runners, clubs and coaches. Bridging data and science for running performance.

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You had NoClue. Now you have no excuses.

Adaptive AI coaching app for runners, clubs and coaches. Bridging data and science for running performance.

01

Athletes

Your training plan adapts in real time, daily.

02

Coaches

Manage your whole athlete roster, keep full control.

03

Clubs

Run groups at scale with live readiness heatmaps.

My knee felt tight around mile 8. Should I still run tomorrow's tempo?

You9:12Edit

Let's not risk it. I moved tomorrow's tempo to Thursday, swapped in an easy 5 with mobility, and I'll watch how the knee responds before adding intensity back.

NoClue9:12

Voice-first interface with text fallback

Understands injuries, fatigue, travel, stress

Natural conversation, no rigid input fields

Your HRV dropped 15% and you reported knee discomfort. Modified this week to prioritize recovery.

Continuous replanning based on feedback

Balances recovery with race goals

Explains every change in plain English

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Integrates Strava + wearable data

Tracks altitude, climate, travel impact

Learns your patterns over time

FAQ

Is this just another training-plan app?

No. Plan apps hand you a fixed block and expect you to follow it no matter what real life does. NoClue manages your entire training life — reading injury, fatigue, travel, altitude, sleep and stress, then rewriting the week around them. It gives you 24/7 answers based on your complete situation, not generic rules, and adapts as your fitness and goals evolve.

How does the free beta work?

NoClue is free during beta. Early waitlist members get founder pricing (£29/month at launch) and lifetime priority support. No credit card required to join the waitlist, and you can cancel anytime once we launch.

What data do you use?

NoClue connects to Strava, Garmin, Polar, Suunto, COROS, Oura and WHOOP to read training load, HRV, sleep and resting heart rate. You can also just tell it what happened in plain language — “knee felt tight at mile 8”, “slept 4 hours”, “travelling to Denver” — and it factors that in immediately.