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Download Adaptive Training

Adaptive Training is free and runs as a local-first desktop app — your data lives in a single file on your own machine, not on our servers. No account, no subscription. Download for macOS or Windows below, or try the whole app first in the live demo.

macOS

Apple Silicon or Intel
Apple Silicon (M1–M5) Intel
v0.1.38

Windows

64-bit
Download for Windows
v0.1.38
coming soon

Linux

AppImage
Coming soon

System requirements

  • macOS 11 (Big Sur) or newer — Apple Silicon (M1–M5) or Intel.
  • Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit.
  • Linux — coming soon.
  • The app opens in its own window using your system's built-in webview; where that isn't available it falls back to your default browser, so keep a current one (Chrome, Edge, or Safari) installed.
First launch (one time): the apps aren't code-signed yet, so your OS asks once. macOS — right-click AdaptiveTraining.app → Open → Open (or System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway). Windows — right-click the zip → Properties → Unblock → OK, then Extract All to a normal local folder like Downloads (not a OneDrive-synced one such as Desktop or Documents). On the “Windows protected your PC” box, click More info → Run anyway. Full steps are in the release notes.
Want to try it right now? The live demo runs the full app in your browser on a synthetic athlete's data — no install, no sign-up, nothing to lose.

What you'll get

  • The whole app, offline. Calendar, fitness model, power analytics, ride analysis, and workout planning — all running locally on your machine.
  • Your data in one file. A single SQLite database you own, export, and back up any time. No account, no lock-in.
  • Optional Strava sync. Connect Strava to pull rides automatically, or just drop in FIT / GPX / TCX files by hand.
  • Export to your devices. Send the day's session or any power-based cycling workout to Zwift, Garmin, Wahoo, or TrainerRoad as .zwo, .erg, .mrc, or .fit.
  • Updates in one click. The app tells you when a new version ships. On macOS it replaces itself and relaunches from the banner; on Windows it links you straight to the new download. You can also check any time from Settings.

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