Primary training wearable
Garmin Fenix 8
Core watch for running, training and daily activity data.
Official product page →THE REAL-WORLD SETUP
The tools behind my Personal AI OS.
Not a wishlist and not a generic gear guide. These are devices, apps, training tools and everyday nutrition products that are actually part of my setup. Some generate data for the system; others simply make training, fueling and everyday execution easier.
SIGNALS & TRACKING
The hardware layer that captures training and recovery signals.
Primary training wearable
Core watch for running, training and daily activity data.
Official product page →24/7 wearable
Part of the always-on recovery and everyday tracking setup.
Official Garmin page →Heart rate
Chest strap for reliable heart-rate data during training.
Official Garmin page →Body composition
Body-weight and composition measurements feeding longitudinal context.
Official product page →STRENGTH AT HOME
A compact setup that covers a surprisingly large part of strength and conditioning.
Main strength setup
Adjustable dumbbells from 2–40 kg with stand. One compact pair replaces a full dumbbell rack.
Official product page →Bodyweight
Core equipment for pull-ups and upper-body bodyweight work.
Official product page →Accessory training
Used for assistance, resistance and flexible accessory work.
Official product page →Strength
Metallic Black adjustable bench used with the NÜOBELL setup.
Official product page →Conditioning
Simple conditioning tool for short, space-efficient cardio work.
Official product page →RUN & RIDE
Current and regularly used shoes and cycling equipment.
Running
Part of the current running-shoe rotation.
Official product page →Race / speed
Performance shoe for faster running and racing.
Official product page →Daily / easy
Cushioned option in the current rotation.
Official product page →Trail
Trail-running option for off-road routes.
Official product page →Speed training
Used for faster training sessions.
Official product page →Running
Previous/current rotation shoe that remains part of the setup.
Official product page →Cycling
Darjeeling, aluminium, size M. Gravel bike used for riding and everyday endurance work.
Official product page →Cycling power
Left-side power meter, 172.5 mm crank length, mounted on the Grizl to capture cycling power.
Official product page →SOFTWARE
Specialist apps stay specialist. The Personal AI OS connects context rather than trying to replace them.
AI workspace
Primary conversational layer for bringing data, context and decisions together.
Official page →AI workspace
Used as a second AI workspace for comparison, reasoning and alternative workflows.
Official page →Routes & outdoors
Frequently used for hiking, trail-running and route planning.
Official page →Strength system of record
Canonical strength-training layer for templates, exercise catalogue and exercise-level history. The current ChatGPT integration supports reads plus user-approved workout create/update actions.
See a real workout review →Quantitative access layer
The main health/training access layer for Personal AI OS, currently exposing Garmin Connect, Apple Health, Intervals.icu and Runalyze data to AI conversations.
Official page →Endurance analysis
Additional endurance, performance and recovery analysis. Selected Runalyze data are exposed to the conversational layer through freddy.
Official page →Structured memory
The structured data lake for journal context, observations and reusable history.
Official page →Training analysis
Used for deeper endurance analysis, fitness trends and training-load context.
Official page →Training planning
Part of the endurance training software stack for planning and reviewing workouts.
Official page →Health data hub
Aggregates selected health data and other records used by the wider system. It is a data hub, not an independent physiological measurement source.
Life context
Schedule and real-life constraints used as decision context, with deliberate user-requested read/write actions.
Official page →FUEL & PROTEIN
Repeatedly used convenience products rather than a theoretical nutrition plan.
Protein bar
Regular flavours include Vanilla-Caramel, Salted Peanut-Caramel and Strawberry-Yoghurt.
Official product page →Protein bar
High-protein, low-sugar bar used as a convenient protein option.
Official product page →Protein bar
Regular options include Crispy, Double Chocolate Cookie and Chocolate Caramel.
Running fuel
Hydrogel used for carbohydrate intake while running; flavours used include Cola, Orange and Mojito.
Official product page →EVERYDAY FOOD HACKS
The unglamorous stuff matters too. These foods repeatedly make high-protein eating easy in normal life.
Protein staple
Very lean, protein-dense and easy to use when protein matters more than culinary glamour.
Protein staple
A recurring everyday high-protein staple.
Daily basic
A flexible base for high-protein meals and snacks.
Coffee / flavour
Used to add flavour to coffee and drinks without turning them into a calorie-heavy extra.
Official product page →DAILY BASICS
Kept deliberately small here. This is not intended to become a supplement shelf.
Performance basic
A consistent part of the training routine.
Official product page →Daily basics
Regular basics, grouped rather than promoted as individual hero products.