HOMEVELOX

Free desktop app for structured trainer workouts in ERG mode, with all your data kept on your computer

Innovation: a one-click link to Claude Desktop or Codex that reads your rides and writes new workouts straight into the app's library

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The HOMEVELOX workout player during a Sweet Spot 3×12 in ERG mode: the workout bar coloured by zone, 240 W target against 239 W actual, session average, speed, distance, cadence and heart rate, the time left in the step and the ±5% intensity buttons.
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A finished Sweet Spot 3×12 ride in HOMEVELOX: average, maximum and normalized power, heart rate, cadence, speed, distance, calories and TSS, above the ride's power curve from 5 seconds to 60 minutes.
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The HOMEVELOX workout editor: a workout's zone bar with its estimated distance, speed and climbing, and steps with a duration, a target in watts or % FTP and a grade.
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A ride's synced charts in HOMEVELOX: power against the target, heart rate and cadence over the hour.
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The HOMEVELOX Form page: today's fitness (CTL), fatigue (ATL) and form (TSB), with three months of the three lines and daily TSS.
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The HOMEVELOX activity history as a month calendar: indoor sessions and rides imported from Strava with their duration and TSS, and weekly hours, kilometres and TSS.
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About

HOMEVELOX is a desktop app for Windows, macOS and Linux that needs no account: workouts and rides are files on your computer, with a daily backup to a folder, Dropbox or Google Drive. It connects over Bluetooth to FTMS smart trainers such as Wahoo KICKR, Tacx, Elite, Saris and Zwift Hub, plus power meters and heart-rate straps. Build workouts from steps and repeat blocks in watts or % FTP, with cadence targets, ramps and a simulated grade, or import them from intervals.icu or Zwift .zwo files, then ride each step in ERG or slope simulation. ERG can be switched off to ride with virtual gears, shifted from a Zwift Click, a CYCPLUS BC2 or the keyboard. Routes come from GPX, TCX or FIT files or a catalogue of famous climbs such as the Stelvio, Gavia and Mortirolo, ridden with their real grades. Analysis covers power curves, time in zones, TSS, W′ balance, decoupling and fitness, fatigue and form, with a guided ramp test and a readiness score from wellness data (HRV, sleep, resting HR) read from intervals.icu, Garmin Connect, Whoop or Oura. Rides upload to Strava and intervals.icu or export as FIT and TCX files, and can be sent to Wahoo and COROS. Claude Desktop or Codex can be linked to analyse your training and create workouts. Several users can share one computer. In English and Italian. A free, non-commercial project in public beta.

Features

  • ERG mode
  • Workouts
  • Routes
  • Own routes
  • Virtual shifting

Sends rides to

  • Strava
  • intervals.icu
  • Any tracker, by file (FIT, TCX…)

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