For Peloton Riders
Most apps show you average watts and move on. Melde puts every ride into a structured training plan: computing Normalized Power, Intensity Factor, and TSS from your power stream, cross-referencing your recovery data, and coaching you through what comes next. Not just analytics. A program.
Normalized Power, Intensity Factor, TSS, and 7-zone power distribution computed from your power stream, not estimated from heart rate. A 30-minute HIIT ride at 189W average that hits NP 227W is a fundamentally different stimulus than a 30-minute endurance ride at the same average. Melde knows the difference.
Aerobic decoupling (heart rate drifting up while power holds flat), power fade (last quarter vs first quarter), and cadence variability are three signals your body sends during every ride. Melde catches them automatically and factors them into tomorrow’s readiness assessment.
Melde classifies your ride from the data itself: zone distribution, interval detection, and power variability. It doesn’t need the class name. Thirty minutes of intervals and 30 minutes of Zone 2 at the same average watts produce different Normalized Power, different training impulse, and different recovery demands. Melde sees the difference automatically.
Wore your Garmin on a Peloton ride? Melde takes power and cadence from Peloton, heart rate from Garmin’s more accurate sensor. All automatic. One ride, best data from each device, zero manual work.
Took a 20-minute warmup, 30-minute Power Zone, and 10-minute cooldown back-to-back? Melde detects the stack, preserves each class’s metadata, and analyzes the full session. Not three separate fragments.
Why It Matters
You crushed a Power Zone ride. 227W Normalized Power on a 189W average. The gap tells you this wasn’t steady-state. It was hard, variable effort, and your body paid a higher cost than average watts suggest.
Halfway through, your heart rate started climbing even though your power held flat. By the final interval, it had drifted 8% above where it started. This is a sign of cardiovascular fatigue your legs didn’t feel yet. Aerobic decoupling crossed 5%, confirming your aerobic system was working harder than the power numbers show.
Now add recovery to the picture. Your Oura Ring says you slept five hours. Your HRV is down 22% from your 30-day baseline. That's a YELLOW signal. And tomorrow is supposed to be a threshold day.
Melde connects all of this. It sees the ride’s true cost, catches fatigue hidden in the data, cross-references your recovery data, and presents you with options: hold tomorrow’s threshold session, shift to Zone 2, or take a recovery day. You decide.
Every Peloton session becomes a data point in a structured training program, not just a workout you completed.
For Peloton riders who want power analytics, fatigue detection, and recovery-aware coaching, all in one structured plan.
Free during early access, no credit card required.