Max
yourself.

upeak is a suite of small apps for the parts of your day that actually move. How you train. How you recover. Where your attention goes. You already have a peak in you. These get you up to it.

u peak.

Two words hiding inside one. The u is not decoration, it is the subject. Nothing here is trying to turn you into a different person with better habits and a nicer morning routine. You choose yourself first. Then you run that person at the top of their range, on an ordinary Tuesday, with whatever you woke up with.

Choose yourself

The starting point is the body, the calendar and the attention span you already have. Not a template of a better one.

One number at a time

Every app in the suite is trying to move exactly one thing, and it tells you which. Dashboards that show you forty numbers move none of them.

Peak is a verb

A peak you hit once is a story. The interesting question is whether you can get back up there this week, and how cheaply.

Four apps, one altitude

Each one owns a different part of the climb. They share a profile, so what one learns about you shows up in the others.

PeakUBody
A coach you talk to. It reads your wearables, your lifts and your runs, then answers in plain language: what today's training load means, whether to push or back off, what the sleep number is actually telling you.
Live in beta
VITALBaseline
Three tests and one number. VO2max, dead hang, sit to stand, scored against your age so you know where you are before you decide where you are going.
Live in beta
PeakBeatTraining
Music that follows your heart rate and your cadence instead of ignoring both. Tempo rises when the effort does, drops when you recover. Phone and watch.
In build
PeakLookAttention
Your inbox, drafted and sequenced. It writes the reply and keeps the follow up alive so the thread that mattered does not quietly die at the bottom of Thursday.
In build

How a peak gets built

Step one

Measure what you already do

No new routine on day one. The apps read the data you are already generating and tell you what your normal week actually looks like.

Step two

Pick the one thing worth moving

Out of everything measurable, usually one number is holding the rest down. You get told which one, and why it was chosen over the others.

Step three

Run it to the top of your range

Small changes, checked against your own history rather than a population average, until that number sits at the top of what you are capable of. Then the next one.

Bring yourself to the max.

The suite is opening slowly, one app at a time. Tell us which part of your day you want handled first and we will start you there.