We Use This Every Day
The team that builds Saker trains with Saker. Our block periodization lives in .saker files. Our meet prep and race tapers run through our own analytics. When we fix a bug, it's usually because one of us got frustrated by it mid-session on a Tuesday morning.
That shapes the product in ways that are hard to fake. When you build for yourself first, you don't need a focus group to know that a three-tap workflow is too slow when you're resting between heavy sets. You just know, because you're staring at your phone while your heart rate comes down from a set of squats.
When you reach out to us, you're talking to someone who was in the gym or out on the road yesterday using the exact same software.
The Hybrid Problem
We didn't build this just to be another workout log. We built Saker because hybrid training is a massive balancing act, and most apps don't get it.
You can't just mash a powerlifting program and a triathlon prep together and hope for the best. You need to know if your mechanical volume is going to fry your legs right before your long run. You need tools that actually understand the interference effect. We wanted a system that gives you the advanced sports science tools like Acute:Chronic Workload Ratios (ACWR) and dual-load tracking to manage that fatigue properly.
The Full Loop
Here is what a typical week looks like in the Saker ecosystem.
Sunday night: You're dialing in your next training block. Maybe you used an outside AI to help map out your optimal progression, or you built it in our web Plan Builder. You load that .saker plan into SAKER PRO on your desktop. Our local AI coach looks at your upcoming week alongside your recent Garmin .fit data, and flags that your heavy deadlift day is sitting a little too close to your threshold run. You bump the run back a day, hit sync, and the updated plan drops instantly into your Supabase account.
Monday through Saturday: You open the Saker mobile app, see the planned session, and execute. Between sets, you're just tapping numbers. It's built to be invisible so you can focus on the work.
Sunday morning: You sit back down at your desktop lab. Volume load is tracking exactly where you want it. Your metabolic and mechanical ACWR are in the sweet spot (0.8 to 1.3). Your squat e1RM ticked up, and your pacing is on target. Everything is visible without wrestling with a spreadsheet.
Plan. Execute. Analyze. Adjust. Phone for the gym, desktop for the lab.
One Price, No Surprises
The Saker mobile app is free. SAKER PRO on desktop is a $49 one-time license.
We priced it this way because our incentives are different. We don't need to lock you into a $10/month subscription to hit a venture capital growth target. We just need to build a tool good enough that you tell your training partner about it.
If you are trying to balance strength and endurance without running yourself into the ground, Saker was built for you. No subscription fatigue, no locked-down data. Just the tools you need to push your capacity.
That's the whole pitch.