TRAIL + ULTRA TRAINING INTELLIGENCE

Run the terrain.
Train the runner.

2537M turns completed runs, route, elevation, body signals and fueling practice into a training plan that keeps learning.

Runner-controlled connections Evidence-led guidance Built for trail and ultra
2537M Today screen showing the current training week and recovery run
01

Context before conclusions.

Pace means something different on heat, hills, mud and tired legs. 2537M keeps those differences visible.

02

Evidence before advice.

Repeated, comparable runs matter more than a single number. Missing evidence stays missing.

03

The runner stays in control.

Connections are optional, recommendations are explainable and health data is never used for advertising.

THE PRODUCT

What your run
means next.

2537M connects what the watch records with what only the runner knows, so tomorrow’s decision reflects the full training story.

2537M downloaded activity and GPS route
Run evidence

Put route, pace, heart rate, time and elevation into one usable run record.

2537M trail and ultra performance screen
Trail performance

Measure grade, climbing, descending, power hiking and run-to-hike transitions.

2537M adaptive current-week training plan
Adaptive plan

Keep actuals intact and adjust future sessions from the training you really completed.

2537M training status screen
Training status

Compare recent load with your established pattern and see the change over time.

2537M fueling practice screen
Fuel practice

Shape carbohydrate and fluid targets with completed runs and recorded GI response.

HOW 2537M THINKS

Knowledge, not another AI answer.

Calculations, safety gates and plan limits stay deterministic. The intelligence layer explains the approved decision using a compact evidence packet—not an uncontrolled dump of health data.

OBSERVED

What was actually recorded

Activities, heart rate, sleep, HRV, elevation, weather and runner-entered feedback retain their source and timestamp.

ESTIMATED

What 2537M calculates

Rolling load, durability, comparable-run trends and readiness components are labelled as estimates with confidence.

RECOMMENDED

What may change next

Plan adaptations explain the evidence used, respect ceilings and never treat a missed session as training debt.

FOR DEVICE & DATA PARTNERS

Clear purpose.
Limited access.

2537M requests only the runner-authorized data needed to understand training, recovery and progress. Connections are read-oriented and can be revoked by the runner.

01

Running activities

Completed workouts, duration, distance, route, elevation, heart rate, cadence, laps and available environmental context.

Used for the training record, rolling volume, load context and comparable-run analysis.
02

Recovery context

Sleep, resting heart rate, HRV, daily activity and basic profile information when the source makes them available.

Used as supporting trends—not diagnosis, treatment or a definitive readiness verdict.
03

Training continuity

Historical and newly available activities synchronized after the runner connects an account.

Used to avoid starting from zero and to preserve an existing training plan wherever practical.
EXPLICIT BOUNDARIES

What 2537M does not do.

  • Does not sell connected health or activity data
  • Does not use health data for advertising
  • Does not present estimates as medical measurements
  • Does not diagnose, treat or replace professional care
  • Does not hide missing or low-confidence evidence
  • Does not request watch-account passwords
PRIVACY BY DESIGN

The runner owns the connection.

Account authorization uses provider-approved OAuth flows. Tokens stay on the server, access is limited to the approved scopes, and imported records retain source provenance. A runner can disconnect a provider and remove 2537M’s access.

OAuthProvider authorization Read-orientedLeast necessary access RevocableRunner controlled TraceableSource provenance
2537M · PRIVATE TESTING

Build the runner who finishes with pride.

2537M is currently being developed for iPhone, with a portable data model designed for future Android support.