Goals Interview
Five minutes of conversation, a season of direction — a guided interview that turns "I want to be faster" into concrete objectives your coach plans around.

A real interview, not a form
Five minutes of conversation, a season of direction — a guided interview that turns "I want to be faster" into concrete objectives your coach plans around.
A real interview, not a form
The coach asks about your races, ambitions, and constraints the way a human coach would — in your language.
Priorities that mean something
Events become A/B/C objectives, so planning and tapering decisions follow your actual priorities.
Grounded in the event directory
Name a gran fondo and Ridium links it to the verified course — dates, distance, climbs included.
Non-race goals count too
Weight, FTP, consistency, a big personal ride — general goals get captured and confirmed just like races.
Remembered forever
Confirmed objectives are stored (and written into your calendar) so every future conversation starts from them.
Step by step
The same steps you'll find in the help guide.
On your first visit (or anytime from your account), start the goals interview.
Chat naturally about what you're training for; the coach asks follow-ups about dates, priorities, and preferences.
Race events are matched against the event directory when possible; the coach proposes structured objectives on a confirmation card.
Review and confirm — objectives (and race events) are saved, and key preferences become coach memories.
Edit objectives later at Account → Objectives, or just tell the coach things changed.
Screenshots
Real screens from the product, captured with demo data.




Before you start
How long does it take?
What if I don't race?
Can I change goals mid-season?
What are A/B/C priorities?
Is anything saved without asking me?
Goals Interview
Set your goals and let Ridium work on your real Intervals.icu data.