Predictive Cycling Analytics

Real Performance is Messy

Divergence uses machine learning and predictive modeling to analyze athlete-level responses to critical stimuli to guide training and predict performances.

Modeling Inputs
Heat Adaptations
Altitude
Personalized fatigue response
Fatigue accumulation
Historical performance
Race demands

Machine learning built around cycling physiology

Environmental Modeling

Understand how heat, elevation, and changing conditions impact performance.

Fatigue Dynamics

Move beyond simple freshness metrics toward modeled fatigue and recovery interactions.

Predictive Outputs

Generate scenario-based insights rather than relying solely on retrospective analysis.

From data collection to decision support

The objective is not more dashboards. The objective is actionable interpretation: understanding what changes performance, by how much, and under which conditions.

Sensor Integration

Built around real-world physiological data

Divergence is designed for native integration with modern sensor ecosystems, enabling predictive models to incorporate richer physiological signals alongside traditional ride data.

Development currently emphasizes metrics derived from core body temperature and respiratory physiology, including workflows designed around CORE and Tymewear data streams. These inputs help extend modeling beyond power files alone toward environmental response, fatigue dynamics, and performance prediction.