More devices
Garmin first, then Apple Watch and others.
In development · Founding group opening spring 2027
How it works
A watch app gives you numbers and a score. Tempest connects them to your life, finds what actually affects you, helps you test it, remembers what worked, and has a real person behind it.
Follow Sam through their first 12 weeks. Sam is an example, not a real member.
1 Week 1 · Tell it about you
ComingChoosing your tone and how often to check in works in testing now
Sam talks about their goals, a normal week and when they train. Tempest asks; your watch never does.
2 Weeks 1 to 4 · It learns your normal
In testing now
A number only means something compared with how you usually are, so Tempest waits until it knows. We'd rather show a gap than fill it with a guess.
Week 1
"Still getting to know you."
No normal yet
Week 2
"Starting to see your pattern."
No normal yet
Week 4 · 28 nights
"Now I know your normal."
From your watch
From you
3 Week 6 · Same night, two readings
In testing now
The numbers come from fixed rules; the AI puts them into words. If you mention a warning sign, such as chest pain, coaching stops and you're pointed to the right help.
Your watch says
Three numbers and a status. And then?
Tempest says
Tempest AI
Your HRV has been below your normal most of this week, the same stretch you marked as busy at work. You also tend to sleep about 40 minutes less after evening sessions, and three of this week's finished late.
Want to try finishing before 7pm for a week? I'll compare your sleep.
4 Weeks 1 to 6 · It finds what affects you
In testing now
Found in Sam's own last six weeks, not a general rule. Travel and the busy spell at work are left out so they don't skew it.
Nights after a session finishing after 7pm6h 33m
Other nights7h 15m
Each dot is one night. The line is the average. Tempest only mentions a pattern when it holds up: here, 6 of 8 evening sessions.
5 Week 8 · Try one small thing
In testing now
What to do, for how long, and how Sam will know. Sam waits for a normal week first, so there's a fair week to compare with.
An experiment for you · 7 days
Finish your runs and workouts before 7pm
6 Weeks 9 and 10 · Find out if it worked
In testing now
Tempest compares Sam's week with the one before and says plainly what changed, including when nothing did.
Experiment 1 · finished
During "Finish your runs and workouts before 7pm", your sleep averaged 7h 24m on 7 recorded days, against 6h 58m on 7 days before. That's a change in the direction you were after.
Experiment 2 · finished
No clear change
During "No caffeine after 2pm", your sleep averaged 7h 21m on 7 recorded days, against 7h 15m on 7 days before: no clear change.
Sam dropped it. That's useful to know too.
7 All along · It remembers
In testing now
Each thing Tempest learns shows where it came from. Sam can edit, delete, download it all, or turn memory off.
What I remember about you
8 Every week, on Coached · A real person behind it
In testing now
Sam's coach sees the AI's draft and the same evidence, then adds their own judgement. Nothing is sent automatically.
Nice work on the earlier sessions, Sam: your sleep was up the week you tried it.
With the 10k six weeks out, let's keep Tuesdays easy, since that's your long day. How are your legs feeling?
Drafted with AI, reviewed by Alex (example coach)9 Week 12 · Looking back
ComingWeekly reviews work in testing now
What Sam kept, what made no difference, and what's next, all against Sam's own starting point.
Kept
Finishing training before 7pm on weeknights
Didn't change much
No caffeine after 2pm: no clear change in sleep, so Sam dropped it
In Sam's words
"I know why my bad weeks happen, and what to try."
Next
An easier week before the 10k
Garmin first, then Apple Watch and others.
Later, as an optional premium layer.
Tempest will keep describing your data, never diagnosing.
Your baseline, trends and patterns are worked out by fixed, tested rules. The AI only turns those results into plain English, and its words are checked before you see them.
Tempest tells you what your data shows compared with your own normal. It never tells you what's wrong with you, and it points you to your GP or NHS 111 if something worries you.
Everything Tempest remembers about you is on one page, where you can change or delete it, download it, or switch memory off.
Tempest describes your own data; it doesn't diagnose or treat anything. If you're worried about your health, speak to your GP or call NHS 111. In an emergency, call 999.
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