What are the main areas of focus for 2026?
Our roadmap for 2026 is split into two primary streams: the Algorithms (the "engine") and the User Experience (the "dashboard").
1. Algorithms: The Evolution of Artemis
• Artemis 2: This remains a top priority. We are in a phase of continuous refinement with the goal of making Artemis 2 our default training algorithm for all users as soon as possible.
• Artemis 3 (Running Power): We are continuing a measured roll-out to early testers. We are aiming for a wider public beta-testing phase in the second half of 2026.
• Next-Gen R&D: While currently in the research phase, we are looking at two major frontiers: multi-modal training (integrating other sports) and explainability. For the latter, we want to help the AI "show its work" so you understand why your plan is the way it is, and the reasoning behind specific workouts.
2. User Experience: A New Priority
We recognise that while our maths is industry-leading, the way you interact with it needs to be just as sophisticated. Consequently, UX is getting a much higher priority this year. Development of both our new mobile and web applications is already well underway, and we will be introducing them via a phased rollout:
- Redesigned Mobile App: We will first release a redesigned mobile app (fully responsive on tablets) containing all current mobile app features plus a few new extras.
- Progressive Feature Rollout: We will progressively release new UX and advanced features to the mobile app.
- New Web Application Beta: In conjunction, we will make the new web application available, updating it progressively with new features.
- Full Transition: Once the new web application reaches feature-parity, the legacy web interface will be retired.
In addition to this phased rollout, we are prioritising highly requested "quality of life" features, such as 'Workout Move' (easier rescheduling) and 'Custom Workouts', and exploring the potential for a dedicated Desktop App for those who prefer analysing their data on a larger screen.