Building continuously
Here's the shape of what's coming, in short.
- Data Workbench. Fully custom charting for any metric or comparison you want, not limited by chat, by a fixed list of graphs, or to one athlete at a time.
- A more proactive co-pilot. Referencing similar athletes from your own coaching history when drafting new plans, and spotting which workout patterns tend to line up with real improvement in an athlete's physiology, and which don't.
- Group training. Assign one session to a whole team at once, with the numbers still resolving to each athlete's own thresholds. In the meantime, your athletes can already train together socially (see The social side of Wyder).
- Per-athlete device visibility. A Data sources tab on each athlete's profile, showing exactly which wearables are connected for them, useful the moment their data looks off and you need to check where it's actually coming from.
- Enhanced swimming. Stroke-specific structuring and a proper drill library, beyond today's generic warm-up, work, rest, and cool-down blocks.
- A strength exercise video library. So an athlete sees exactly how a movement should look, not just its name.
- Roster and library import. Bring an existing roster and workout library with you, instead of rebuilding it inside Wyder.
If there's anything you'd love to see in Wyder, don't hesitate to reach out.