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The AI brain above your trackers.

Reads any wearable you connect, plus your training, nutrition and supplements. Returns one decision each morning: what to train, and how hard.

The Ankh Intelligence card on the home screen, Wednesday 22 July 2026. Recovery 92 with HRV at 40.6 ms and resting heart rate 55, after an 88-minute upper body session at strain 11.3 the day before; 93 minutes of deep sleep and 91 of REM inside 6h 14m total. The decision for the day: a lower-body or conditioning session, moderate to hard, targeting strain 12-15, higher than yesterday's 11.3.

Every signal in. One decision out.

Ankh reads your training, nutrition, supplements, body composition and recovery together, then writes one briefing each morning. You commit to three daily metrics, chosen from Ankh's list or described in your own words. Ankh calls them pillars.

  • 5reasoned together
  • 3pillars you commit to
  • 1briefing each morning
The seven-day grid on the Ankh home screen, Wednesday 22 July 2026. Eleven rows read side by side: sleep, recovery, HRV, strain, workouts, steps, food, supplements, weight, body fat and muscle. Recovery runs 86, 64, 45, 64, 74, 58 and 92 per cent across the week; food runs 2,122 to 1,653 kcal; supplements run from 10 of 6 taken to 4 of 7; weight sits at 89.8 kg against a one-month average of 88.7 and a three-month average of 87.4.

Ask it about any session.

One button, at the end of a session or the end of a day. What comes back is written from your own week rather than from a template.

You ask
The Ankh Intelligence Insights card on the home screen. It reads 'Ask anything about your training data', above a single button: 'Analyse my data'.
It answers
The Recovery estimate panel from the same analysis. A pill reads '~24h recovery', beside 'Ready by Wednesday morning'. Below it: the session was aerobic-dominant, 70% Zone 2 and 20% Zone 3, at a Whoop strain of 11.9, layered onto a week that already includes a strain-15.1 run on Sunday, three gym sessions and a persistent sleep deficit.The Training sequence panel. Today reads 'Aerobic', an arrow points to 'Next: Strength - Legs (Workout A) or Back (Workout C)'. Below, in gold: the week is well structured for variety, and the primary imbalance is not in training type but in recovery infrastructure, with five nights of sub-6.5-hour sleep blunting an otherwise coherent structure.The Performance trend panel, tagged 'Improving'. Tuesday's run held an average heart rate of 138 bpm over 6.63 km against Sunday's 148 bpm over 7.1 km, which it reads as improving aerobic regulation three days after a high-intensity run.

Session analysis is part of Ankh Pro.

And one thing to show for it.

An Ankh share card. A gold GPS trail fills the upper panel, running from the lower left, rising to the right and knotting into a tight loop near the top, with two ankh markers in that upper section. Below it: 'RUNNING - 8:10 /KM', then '8.07 KM' above 'DISTANCE', then 1:05:53 duration and 138 bpm average heart rate. Footer: 'Ankh, 3rd run this week, momentum', and 'Ankh with Polar, 1 Aug 2026'.
An Ankh share card for a run, played over the runner's own footage of a harbour at sunrise. A gold ANKH chip sits at the top left. The card names the run: 6.63 km in 44 minutes 23 seconds at 6:42 per kilometre, 46 metres of climb, an average heart rate of 138 beats per minute, and a strain of 11.9. Beneath the figures it reads that this is the second run of the week and that the week is building, and that Ankh assembled it with Polar and Whoop. Dated 28 July 2026. The card closes on the Ankh wordmark with its Instagram handle.
An Ankh share card over dimmed footage of a clay tennis court above the sea. A panel reads 'ANKH INTELLIGENCE' beside a sparkle glyph, then '111 minutes of effort on a day that called for rest anyway'. Below it: 16.5 strain, 137 bpm average heart rate, 1:51 duration.

Ten people, once.

The Class of 2026 is ten people who use Ankh from the start, tell me what is broken, and get permanent credit for what they change. Not influencers. Not ambassadors. The bar is care, not follower count.

  • 10seats, ever
  • 1class of 2026
  • 4calls a year with me