When you log in, RideTool shows your current week. Each day lists your rides with key stats — distance, time, elevation, power, and heart rate. Rest days are clearly marked so you can see your training rhythm.
A 7-day weather forecast appears on your dashboard, based on the location of your most recent ride. It shows daily highs and lows, precipitation chance, and wind — so you can plan your rides around the weather.
Each ride shows a small badge indicating where the data came from — Wahoo, Strava, Garmin, or a manual FIT upload. If a ride was synced from a FIT file (higher quality), you'll also see a .fit badge.
RideTool tracks three key fitness numbers. Don't worry about the acronyms — here's what they mean:
You can ask RideTool about your fitness anytime — just type something like "what is my current fitness?" or "how's my form?"
The Consistency tab is your home screen — it answers "am I showing up?" with a streak counter, ride dots, and fitness direction at a glance. Tap Current Status to see the training metrics underneath. See Training Metrics for what each acronym means.