Readiness
TodayGood to push today
Nightly Recharge good; HRV 12% above your usual.
Room for a hard session if you have one planned.
New Endurance insights, on your iPhone
One clear readiness verdict from your sleep, heart and recovery — made privately on your iPhone.
Trainbyyourownnumbers—readinesseverymorning,everyworkoutandeverynightinoneclearplace,andacoachthatadaptstheweektohowyouactuallyrecover.
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Readiness, training, sleep — three screens, every number one tap deeper. Tap the tab bar to explore.
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Activity
Today
2,946 steps · 2.1 km
25 %Today
Heart rate · 39–71 bpm · avg 53
Your heart rate across the whole day, from every source that recorded it — dips are rest, spikes are effort or stress. Scrub to read any moment.
Trends
Daily averagesTraining
Sleep
Today
The night’s stages in order — deep restores the body, REM the mind, and brief wakes between cycles are normal. Tap through for the full night.
Vitals
All typicalTraining with structure
From every workout to every night: the statistics behind your progress, drawn from your own data and nothing else.
Overnight vitals against your own 56-night baseline — the early warning behind the morning verdict.
On your Home Screen, Lock Screen and one Siri question away.
Widget · Today
Ready · 82
“Hey Siri, what’s my readiness?”
Totals, trends, zones and personal bests per sport — and how the period’s time divides between them.
Sport splitThis month
Age-graded race results from the official WMA tables, built in.
Volume per week, month or year for any metric. Trailing distance over the block. Load against form. The quickest honest read on where your training is going — tap any bar to inspect it.
Trends+18% vs last block
12 wk agothis week
Trailing distance63 km / wk
16 wknow
Every day you trained, by sport, back to your first workout. Rest days count too — they’re drawn, not hidden.
Consistency2026 · 148 days · 212× · 188 h
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Choose the race and Keho Coach builds toward it — base, build, peak and taper, all the way to the start line.
Marathon · Berlin 63 days
Week 7 of 16long run 28 km Sundaytaper in 7 wk
Every morning, in your own numbers
KEHO 7:04
Good to push today
HRV 12% above your usual. Room for a hard session if you have one planned.
KEHO 6:58
Keep today moderate
Load has been climbing — keep today’s effort moderate.
KEHO 7:12
A strong day to train
If you were saving a big session, today is the day.
KEHO 7:01
Recovery first today
Give recovery the day; light movement only.
KEHO 7:06
Hold your usual rhythm today
Steady training today keeps the balance.
KEHO 7:04
Overnight vitals
2 of your vitals were outside their usual range last night (resting HR, breathing rate).
KEHO 6:49
Ready for a solid session
Train as planned — moderate effort lands best today.
KEHO 7:20
An easier day will pay off
Sleep was short; light movement today and an earlier night do the real work.
KEHO 7:09
Take it easy today
Rest is training too — take the easier option today.
KEHO 7:03
A steady day suits you
Nothing heroic today; a moderate session keeps the trend productive.
Already in the app
From today’s readiness to years of progress: see training, recovery and every workout in the context that makes it useful.
Readiness
TodayGood to push today
HRV 12% above your usual; sleeping HR 3 under your usual.
Room for a hard session if you have one planned.
Ready when last night’s data arrives
Briefing · notification · Siri
Training load
12 weeksAge-graded personal best · 10K
42:10 · ahead of ~78% of race finishers your age
October
18 workoutsDeeper colour, bigger day. Rest days stay quiet on purpose.
Morning run · today
12.4 km · 5:12 /km · zone 2–3
Today
Wed 24 JulStreak · 46 days
Rest days don’t break it
Today
The night’s stages in order — deep restores the body, REM the mind, and brief wakes between cycles are normal. Tap through for the full night.
2 of your vitals were outside their usual range last night (resting HR, breathing rate). Often just a late meal, alcohol, a hard day or the start of a cold — see how you feel.
Home Screen widget
Ready · 82
“Hey Siri, what’s my readiness?”
Answered without opening the app
Lock Screen
Your verdict before you unlock
Fits every athlete
Readiness before you lace up, pace and zones from your own thresholds, and age-graded PBs from the official WMA tables — so a 10k at 44 means something.
Training load beside recovery, every climb and every hour in one place, and a week that can absorb a big Sunday without the Monday surprise.
Distance, pace per 100 m and every set in context with the night before it — because the water only gives back what you absorbed.
An honest verdict before you load the bar, heart-rate zones that tell a circuit from a commute, and a long-term picture of the work behind the numbers.
Classic, skate or roller skis — the picture carries across the year. Zones from your own thresholds, load that remembers last summer, and a verdict that knows −12 °C costs you something.
Keho reads the night, not the mat: HRV, sleeping heart rate and breathing against your own baseline, so a slow flow lands on the day your body actually asks for it.
Keho Coach coming soon
Keho learns your baselines and shapes the week around them — a verdict every morning, sessions that move when a night goes wrong, and a build that peaks when it matters.
readiness your usual range key easy rest moved
This morning · 7:04
A strong day to train
HRV 12% above your usual · slept 7:26 vs your usual 7:10 · sleeping HR 3 under your usual.
If you were saving a big session, today is the day.
Last 7 mornings
push steady easy
Last night vs. your usual2 of 4 outside range
2 of your vitals were outside their usual range last night (resting HR, breathing rate). Often just a late meal, alcohol, a hard day or the start of a cold — see how you feel.
This week+0:42 vs last week
9:12 h trained2 key sessions hitfitness +6sleep debt −0:40
“A solid week: both key sessions landed and the long ride came with a full night’s sleep after it. Load is climbing a touch faster than fitness — keep next week’s easy days easy.”
Recovery, decoded
Deep, core and REM — not just “asleep”. HRV against your own normal. A score you can trust. And a warning when your vitals drift together, often a day before you feel it.
Today
The night’s stages in order — deep restores the body, REM the mind, and brief wakes between cycles are normal. Tap through for the full night.
HRV tonight
96 ms · 12% above your usual
Bedtime regularity · 30 nights
23:04 ± 22 min
Integrations
Keho is built on Apple Health. Whatever records your training, Keho reads it, keeps it on your iPhone and turns it into something you can act on every morning.
Every signal Keho uses lives in Apple Health — on your iPhone, under permissions you grant type by type, and take back just as easily.
Sleep stages, 24/7 heart rate, breathing, SpO2, temperature — the data Polar Flow keeps to itself now arrives in Apple Health, automatically, every night.
Polar Flow → Apple Health
Connect Polar or Strava directly, or let Apple Health carry the rest — Garmin, Suunto, COROS. Whatever records the work, Keho turns it into readiness, per-sport statistics, sleep and years of trends.
Private by architecture
Keho processes your biometrics on your iPhone, not on our servers. No profile to build. No health-data cloud to breach. Just the insight you asked for, from the data you choose to share.
A closer look
“The morning verdict is the first thing I look at. It has been right about my legs more often than I have.”
“Finally my Polar sleep stages and 24/7 heart rate are in Apple Health. Everything in one place, nothing in a cloud.”
“Imported six years of Polar history in one evening. The trends suddenly mean something.”
“Load against recovery, every day, without a subscription to a wristband. That is the whole pitch and it delivers.”
“The overnight vitals warning caught a cold two days before I felt it. I skipped the session and was fine by the weekend.”
“Calm, honest, no streak guilt. It tells me when not to train, which no other app has had the nerve to do.”
Common questions
The details that matter before you download. Can’t find yours? A person reads every message.
Contact usKeho turns the health and training data already on your iPhone into a clear morning readiness verdict and deeper statistics for every sport you do. With a Polar watch, it also brings key data Polar Flow does not send to Apple Health. Keho Coach, with adaptive plans and guidance, is coming soon.
No. Polar Sync is a major advantage for Polar owners, but Keho also reads the Apple Health data you choose to share. That can include Apple Watch, Garmin, Suunto, COROS, Oura and more. Coach will work from that same foundation when it arrives.
Any device that syncs to a Polar account: the Vantage, Pacer, Grit X and Ignite families, Verity Sense, and the H10 and H9 straps. Keho connects through Polar’s official API. No pairing. No Bluetooth setup.
No health data leaves your iPhone. Keho computes its statistics and readiness on-device, and your data remains in Apple Health and local app storage. There is no Keho account or server holding your biometrics.
Yes. Polar’s live connection only reaches back about four weeks — but your Polar account can export everything it ever recorded, and Keho imports that export: workouts with heart rate and routes, sleep with stages, 24/7 heart rate, Nightly Recharge, years back. The import runs entirely on your iPhone and is part of Polar Sync. You don’t even need to connect — an export alone is enough.
Keho works with the watch you already own and processes your data on your phone rather than in our cloud. It gives you readiness and long-term trends now, then will add adaptive Coach features without requiring another device.
No. Core statistics are free forever. Polar Sync starts with a free month and then renews yearly unless you cancel — or you can pay once instead, which never becomes a subscription. Prices are shown clearly in the app before you buy, and data already in Apple Health remains yours whether or not you continue with a paid feature.
Connect once. Keho syncs quietly in the background when iOS allows, overnight and whenever you open the app. It is designed to re-sync safely without creating duplicate entries in Apple Health.
Not today. Keho is built around Apple Health and on-device processing, so it is available for iPhone only.
No. Keho is advisory and grounded in your own data. It is not a medical device and never a substitute for a clinician. When there isn’t enough data to be confident, it says so.
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