Most performance data dies in a spreadsheet.
We built VeloIQ to be the layer between the sensor and the decision.
Elite cycling generates more data per session than any other endurance sport. Power meters, lap timing, rider position, cadence, heart-rate variability, recovery telemetry, environmental conditions. By the time a coach reconciles it on Monday morning, the moment to intervene has passed.
VeloIQ closes that gap. We capture from the meters and wearables the elite already trust, normalize the stream, and surface the laps that matter — during the recovery interval, not next week. Retrieval-augmented AI sits behind the analysis, grounded in the federation's own performance corpus rather than a generic model.
It is built first for U.S. elite track athletes, then portable to any national program that wants the same operating standard for less than the cost of a single set of disc wheels.
Three stages, one continuous loop. From the moment a meter goes live on the track to the post-session decision a coach hands back to the athlete — VeloIQ is the connective tissue.
Direct ingest from the meters and wearables the elite already trust. Lap timing from track-side instruments. Power, cadence, position from the bike. Physiological signal from the athlete.
Retrieval-augmented reasoning over your own data — not a generic model. Filter by time-segment and discipline-specific threshold. Surface the laps that matter. Compare against the athlete's own baseline, not a leaderboard.
The athlete sees what to fix before the next effort. The coach gets the same view, with the assessment and the recommended next set. The performance director gets the program-wide pattern.
A sprinter doesn't review like a pursuiter. VeloIQ ships with discipline-specific filters and metric models, configurable to your program's training language.
Entry speed governs qualification. VeloIQ isolates the 200m segment, computes entry velocity against the athlete's wind-up profile, and flags drift before the next qualifying effort.
Team pursuit is won by riders who hold a lap-on-lap variance of less than two-tenths. VeloIQ surfaces the start lap and the four laps that followed, with rider-by-rider turn analysis.
Madison, points race, scratch. The athlete's race is shaped by their position on the bunch and the lap they choose to commit. VeloIQ pairs power data with positional inference to expose the cost of every move.
Keirin and kilo are won in the standing start and the wind-up. VeloIQ pairs the start telemetry with the kilo split model and shows where the time is left on the boards.
Every session you ride leaves a trail. VeloIQ makes that trail readable — to you first, your coach second, the program third. You own it.
VeloIQ is built to satisfy a national procurement committee on the first read. Data residency, audit, governance — by design, not as a footnote.
VeloIQ was architected by an IT governance practitioner before it was a product. Security review, data minimization, audit logging, athlete consent — these aren't features bolted on for the demo, they're the substrate.
Your program's corpus is logically isolated. AI retrieval is grounded only in your data. No cross-tenant training. No silent migration.
Each athlete owns a consent record. Coach access, federation visibility, and AI inference are separate toggles, logged and revocable.
Pre-built SIG (Core and Lite) and CAIQ responses, SOC 2 trajectory, NIST CSF & AI RMF alignment. We arrive with the answers your security team will ask for.
Every AI recommendation is captured with its retrieved context. The federation can review, audit, and revoke any decision the system surfaced.
Olympic gold medallist and former world record holder in the team sprint. Two decades of coaching across British Cycling, USA Cycling, and the international elite track community. The voice in the room every federation knows.
Twenty-five years building secure technology programs across higher education and elite sport. Olympic Technology Lead, Trinidad & Tobago cycling — Beijing 2008. Cycling Team Manager — London 2012. Technology advisor, USOPC.
VeloIQ is delivered through custom federation contracts, scoped to the size and shape of your program. Two models, one principle — a clear line in the budget, not a fight with finance.
Pay for the athletes you bring onto the platform, with volume rates as the program grows. Ideal for federations rolling out squad by squad, or building toward a full national base.
A single program-wide license covering your full athlete base — predictable, uncapped, and simple to budget. Ideal for national programs standardizing on VeloIQ across every discipline.
VeloIQ is in closed pilot through the LA28 build cycle. Federation engagements are by invitation. Athlete access is by program affiliation.