It asks before it decides
Sleep, HRV, energy and how you actually feel — checked before the session, not after. Green light means push. Anything else rewrites the workout instead of pretending you're a machine.
Eight stations, eight runs, and the minutes nobody trains — the ones between them. RYZN plans for that sport, adapts to how your body actually shows up on the day, and gives you a level that can only be earned.
Generic training apps hand you a plan and hope for the best. They don't know what a sled does to your legs three runs later. They don't know that the roxzone is where the race is actually decided. And they have no idea whether you slept four hours or eight.
So you end up doing what everyone does: stitching together a spreadsheet, a stopwatch and a gut feeling. That works right up until the moment it doesn't.
Sleep, HRV, energy and how you actually feel — checked before the session, not after. Green light means push. Anything else rewrites the workout instead of pretending you're a machine.
Miss a session, move a week, arrive at race day anyway. The plan reshapes itself around what happened instead of quietly falling apart — and it always knows how many days are left.
Seven levels from Carbon to RYZN, earned through work that the server confirms. Daily and weekly caps protect the ranking, so the number next to your name always means the same thing.
The roxzone is the ninth station. Nobody trains it. Everybody loses there.
Seven levels, and not one of them is for sale. A leaderboard is only worth something if you believe it — so nothing here can be bought, skipped or unlocked with a payment. You get there by training, and everyone who sees your level knows exactly what it cost you.
On day one every rank is unclaimed. No name above yours, no gap to close, nothing already decided — and that is not a thing that comes back. A leaderboard only starts empty a single time in its life.
Arrive later and you don't start at zero against zero. You start at zero against everyone who was already counting. There's no launch date on this page because I don't have one yet — the list is simply the place that will hear it before anywhere else.
Get in before the rest of the field.