Adaptive cycling planning
A training system that bends around real life.
Connect Strava, generate the first rolling block in minutes, steer today when time gets tight, and review meaningful future plan changes before they touch the calendar.
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Initial plan
2-week rolling window
Daily steering
Train Now for time + readiness
Future edits
Approve pending changes before they land
2 weeks
initial rolling window
14 days
plan update context
up to 5
proposal cap per update
7-day
lookahead for next window
Why Evora
The week stays structured, even when the week stops behaving.
Evora is built around the real mechanics of adaptive planning: rolling generation, daily steering, synced ride evaluation, and approval-aware adjustments for future sessions.
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Protect the sessions that matter
Evora builds around your real availability first, then keeps the key sessions intact when the week starts to move. The plan stays purposeful instead of collapsing into catch-up noise.
02
Adapt without erasing intent
Same-day steering can compress, defer, or swap a session when time or readiness changes. Bigger calendar edits show up as pending changes you can approve before they land.
03
See why the week changed
Every workout carries intent, tradeoffs, and context from your recent rides. When Evora suggests an adjustment, the system explains the reason instead of hiding the logic.
System flow
From synced rides to a plan you can still trust on Thursday.
The system does not hide behind vague AI claims. It follows a clear sequence: build context, generate a rolling block, steer the current day when needed, and keep bigger future edits visible.
Connect Strava and map the week you actually have
Link your ride history, set a goal, and tell Evora when training can happen. Availability is part of the system from the start, not a late adjustment.
Get an initial rolling plan, not a static calendar dump
Evora generates the first two weeks quickly, with workout intent and structure already in place. Future windows extend from the same strategy as you progress.
Let daily reality steer today without rewriting everything
When time shrinks or fatigue changes the day, Evora can steer the workout with Train Now logic and synced ride data instead of forcing you through the original script.
Approve meaningful plan changes before they stick
When the system suggests bigger future edits, they arrive as pending changes. You review the proposal, then approve or decline it before the calendar shifts.
Product surfaces
Editorial by composition, precise by system behavior.
Every surface is designed to explain what the system is doing: what the current block is aiming at, what changed today, and what needs your approval before tomorrow looks different.
01
Rolling plan generation
The first two weeks arrive fast, with strategy already intact.
Evora creates an initial rolling window instead of generating a brittle full calendar up front. Workout templates handle the common cases, while fallback generation fills the gaps without ignoring your load targets or available time.
02
Train Now steering
When the day changes, today’s recommendation can change with it.
Evora uses same-day negotiation logic to keep, compress, substitute, defer, or drop a session when readiness or available time changes. The goal is to preserve intent without pretending every day is still perfect.
03
Approval-gated plan updates
Bigger calendar edits stay visible and reversible.
When the system wants to change future workouts, it drafts proposals instead of silently mutating the plan. You review pending changes, see the rationale, and approve or decline before they materialize in the calendar.
04
Load-aware next windows
Future weeks extend from what you actually absorbed, not what was idealized.
As you approach the edge of the generated window, Evora looks at completion, key-session success, and recent workload before creating the next block. Progress can proceed, hold, or reduce based on what really happened.
05
Strava as live context
Ride data is the operating context, not a passive archive.
Power, heart rate, duration, and ride history flow in automatically from Strava. Evora uses the data to evaluate workouts, inform coaching context, and anchor the next recommendation in what you actually completed.
06
Purpose on every session
Each workout carries structure, targets, and intent.
Before you clip in, you can see the target zones, duration blocks, and why the session exists in the larger plan. The week reads like a coherent training system, not a pile of disconnected rides.
From riders
Less calendar babysitting. More consistent training.
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I stopped losing weeks to rigid plans that fell apart by Tuesday.
M. Richter — Cat 3, Bavaria
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The adaptation is quiet. You barely notice it working until you look back at a month of consistent training.
S. Kovacs — Gran Fondo, Budapest
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Best form in three years. Less time planning, more time riding.
L. Dupont — Sportive, Lyon
FAQ
Common questions, clear answers.
Yes. Evora builds from your Strava history, current fitness, available time, and goal. A rider training four hours per week gets a very different plan than someone training twelve.
The system can steer the same day or suggest broader plan changes for the coming days. Meaningful future edits are proposed as pending changes, so you can review what changed and why before approving them.
No. Evora works with RPE (perceived effort) if you don't have sensors. Power and HR data make plans more precise, but they're not required.
Your training data stays private. Evora reads your Strava activities to build, evaluate, and adjust training recommendations. We do not sell your data or share it with third parties. GDPR-compliant.
Early access
Build a training week that still works when life gets messy.
Request an invite for structured cycling planning that uses your Strava history, respects your real availability, and keeps meaningful changes visible before they land.