Season Analysis
See what actually built your form — multi-year analysis of load, intensity, and peaks that turns seasons of ride files into decisions for the next one.
Your history, finally legible
Metrics computed deterministically, narrative written by the AI analyst. Evidence, not vibes.
Your history, finally legible
Fitness (CTL), fatigue, and form charted across entire seasons, explained in plain language by the AI analyst.
Compare seasons side by side
Volume, intensity distribution, and peak timing year over year — know at a glance if you're ahead of last year.
Zone distribution truth-telling
How much time you really spent in each zone per season — polarized on paper vs. polarized in practice.
Peaks explained
When you peaked, what preceded it, and how to reproduce it (or avoid the crash that followed).
Feeds your next plan
Season planning starts from this analysis, so the plan is built on evidence, not vibes.
Year-over-year comparison
Volume and intensity per season, plus real zone distribution — demo data from a single fictional athlete.
Step by step
The same steps you'll find in the help guide.
Upgrade to Pro and open Analytics. Multi-year analysis is part of the Pro toolkit.
Pick a season — Ridium ingests that year's daily wellness and activities on demand (older seasons too, one at a time).
Read the analysis report: load progression, consistency, zone distribution, peaks, and the analyst's narrative with recommendations.
Compare against other ingested seasons (year-over-year view).
Start a planning conversation from the analysis to turn conclusions into next season's plan.
Screenshots
Real screens from the product, captured with demo data.
Before you start
How far back can it go?
What if a season has Strava-only data?
Is the analysis automated or AI-written?
What's Pro about it?
Can I re-run an analysis?
Stop training
by feel.
Upgrade to Pro and see what actually built your form — season by season, with evidence.