We build AI-powered products for people who don't have time for software that gets in the way. Athelista lets running and gym coaches plan the week and see who trained — now in private beta. Panchang Calendar is the traditional almanac done properly on a phone.
The products
Both started as a problem someone brought us. Panchang Calendar is live; Athelista is in private beta with a small group of coaches. If your problem isn't on this list, that's what our custom work is for.
For running & gym coaches · beta
Plan the week for every batch, publish it to your athletes' phones, and see who trained — their Garmin marks it done, so you don't have to ask.
For everyday planning
The traditional almanac, compiled from a printed panchang and rendered properly for a phone. Every day of Samvat 2083 with its tithi, its festivals and its observances — without ten pop-ups to get there.
Why it matters
Planning a week takes minutes, and workouts mark themselves done when the watch syncs — no spreadsheet night, no data entry after dinner.
Athelista · Panchang · custom builds
One screen tells you who trained today and who didn't, so the two athletes who need a nudge get one — and the rest you don't have to check.
Today · planned vs done · nudges
Encrypted in transit and at rest, exportable any time, never sold and never used to train anything you didn't agree to. Athletes choose what their coach sees, and health answers are visible to the coach only.
How it works
Add your locations and batches, then share a join link. Athletes sign in with their email, fill in your form, and you approve them.
Build runs and gym sessions, or start from a template, and publish. Every athlete in the batch sees today's workout on their phone.
Garmin syncs mark workouts done. Open Today to see who trained and who didn't, and nudge the ones who haven't.
Twenty minutes on a call tells us whether Athelista fits, whether Panchang covers it, or whether it's a custom build. We'll say which — including when the answer is no.