Nove · iPhone app, in private beta
A strength coach that listens.
Train, then tell Nove how it went, in your own words. The coach logs every set, weighs your sleep, rides and lab results, and proposes the next step. You decide.
Log a workout by talking
After a session, say or type what you did. Nove turns it into sets and reps, asks about anything unclear, and the coach proposes changes to your routine for you to approve.
Your lab results, over time
Upload a lab report PDF, or find your lab results in Gmail. Nove reads every value and shows each biomarker across all your reports.
Recovery and rides in the picture
Connect Garmin for sleep and activities, and send your TrainerRoad rides. A hard ride or a poor night explains a tough session.
Training days on your calendar
Pick your training days and Nove keeps them as one repeating event in your Google Calendar.
Nove and your Google account
Nove asks Google for each permission separately, only when you turn on the feature that needs it:
- Sign in with Google: your name and email, to create your account. Nove keeps no Google token from signing in.
- Google Calendar: Nove creates and updates one repeating event with your training days. It doesn't read or change your other events.
- Gmail, read only: when you tap Find in Gmail, Nove lists emails with PDF attachments that may be lab results (sender, subject, date, preview and attachment names) and imports only the PDFs you pick. It never sends, changes or deletes email.
Nove's use and transfer to any other app of information received from Google APIs will adhere to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.
What Nove reads, who processes it and how to delete it is in the privacy policy.
Your data, your call
- Disconnect Google Calendar, Gmail or Garmin at any time in Settings; Nove deletes the access and revokes it.
- Delete any lab report with its values and file.
- Delete your account in Settings, and all its data goes with it.
- Nove never sells your data or uses it for ads, and its AI providers don't train on it.