You can say no
"I can't today": ALVIA instantly offers an alternative — shorter or gentler.
The hard part isn't the workout — it's deciding.
Every day, ALVIA reads your form — sleep, energy, drive — and calls it: one session, not a list. You stay in control: start it, adjust it, or say "not today."
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Too tired? Enough time? Worried about pushing that sore knee? Faced with the doubt, you put it off — and tomorrow it starts again. The real barrier to consistency is neither time nor motivation: it's the decision. ALVIA takes it for you, every day.
Thirty seconds when you open the app: sleep, energy, any discomfort. That's it.
The engine weighs your signals, the weather and your training load. It chooses — and it tells you why.
Guided, timed, no equipment — at home, outdoors or on a break at work. Whenever suits you, not just in the morning.
ALVIA decides to spare you the overthinking — not to take over for good.
"I can't today": ALVIA instantly offers an alternative — shorter or gentler.
"Why this session?" opens the reasoning: which signals weighed in, and how.
Your feedback after each session recalibrates the next decisions. The further you go, the more they look like you.
500 sessions, yours to pick from. The result: one more thing to decide, every day.
Week 3, day 2: the same session, even if you slept four hours. Your body isn't a schedule.
Ideal — but €50–80 a session, and never around the evening you're wavering.
One decision a day, set to your real state. Free in beta, there the moment you open the app.
A rough night changes the session.
Wiped out? Recovery. On form? Let's make the most of it.
Fifteen minutes or an hour: the session fits your window.
A twinge? We train around it, never on it. A pain that settles in? ALVIA eases off — and says so.
Driving rain or a pollution peak: indoor session.
Too many hard days in a row? ALVIA calls for rest.
Brisk walking, easy jogging. To get moving again.
Short bursts, sustained intensity. For the days you're on form.
Bodyweight, no equipment. To build real strength.
Stretching, breathing, gentle core work. To ease off.

Your morning check-in

Your session today

The reason why, made clear

Your session, step by step

A rest day counts too

Something came up? An instant alternative
Léa, 27
Motivated in waves, between two deadlines.
Tonight: 20 gentle minutes — she slept 5 hours, ALVIA doesn't push.
Marc, 42
Getting back into it, no fuss.
Today: 25 min of easy endurance — three weeks off, so we restart below the threshold.
Sophie, 47
Staying active without getting hurt.
Sensitive knee: ALVIA keeps her upper body active, never the area that bothers her.
Jacques, 58
On form for the long run, at his own pace.
Great-form day: strength work — mobility on the other days.
Trust comes first
Regular exercise should never be a mental burden.
ALVIA is led by Emmanuel Cardi: a trail and cycling practitioner, fifteen years telling stories on film. The engine he's building doesn't chase performance at any cost — it decides the right session, and it protects.
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Discomfort, comeback, overload, a rough night: caution is always on, never optional.
No. ALVIA is a training decision aid, a non-medical wellness tool. It never replaces a caregiver's advice.
Some signs mean stop, not adapt: sharp pain, dizziness, tightness in the chest, fever. In those cases, don't train — rest, and talk to a caregiver. ALVIA can adapt around a mild discomfort; a genuine pain is for you and a health professional to judge.
None. Every session is bodyweight, at home or outdoors.
That's exactly why ALVIA exists. The comeback is gradual and the engine will never offer a session above your form for the day.
In the demo, your answers and your profile stay in your browser: nothing is sent. At the beta, your account and your history will be stored on our servers, with a host certified HDS for health data. Either way, audience measurement is anonymous and cookie-free.
The web demo is available right now. The app beta opens in September 2026 — sign up to be told.
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