Measure your
aerobic Engine

Lab-grade portable metabolic insight for real-world training

VO2 max and metabolic testing technology for athletes
real-time fitness analytics and performance tracking software

Measured VO2, VCO2, Thresholds, RER, cardiac & ventilatory metrics

Precise breath-by-breath
metabolic analysis

sports performance data integration and training optimization tools

For athletes, facilities, coaches, and health-conscious individuals

Heart rate and power are useful, but they are only proxies for metabolic work.

PeakVO2 enables periodic breath-by-breath lab-grade assessments of VO2, VCO2, ventilation, RER, ventilatory thresholds, and cardiac metrics, so you can set training zones, track progress, and gain insight from measured physiology.

most people train with proxies.
very few train with Precision.

guessinG

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Old Way

knowing and adapting

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VO2 max app displaying fitness metrics including heart rate aerobic capacity and training zones

the peakvo2 way

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fitness app showing VO2 max data respiratory exchange ratio and endurance training metrics

METRICS THAT GUIDE
TRAINING DECISIONS

Train with measured thresholds. Not generic formulas.

from baseline test to dynamic training

SEE THE PHYSIOLOGY BEHIND PERFORMANCE.

STEP 1

Put on
the mask

Secure the mask-mounted device and connect to the app.

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STEP 2

Complete a
guided assessment

Perform a VO2, threshold,
economy, or resting metabolic test.

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STEP 3

train, track,
and adapt

The app takes your test data and provides precise training zones. Re-test and track your fitness progress.

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A living ecosystem
for complex physiology

PeakVO2 turns advanced metabolic data into an intuitive training experience. See live session metrics, track long-term trends, and get actionable recommendations without digging through technical noise.

Dynamic Zone
Adjustments

Your thresholds change as you get fitter; your heart rate zones update automatically on the app.

Manage multiple athletes, view custom reports, and guide client adaptations from a unified cloud dashboard.

Pro Coach & Team Portal

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Pro Coach & Team Portal

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Export your precise custom zones effortlessly to Garmin, Apple Health, Coros, and Strava.

Built around measurement integrity

PeakVO2 is built around the core requirements of high-quality metabolic testing: flow measurement, gas analysis, timing alignment, and rigorous calibration. Accuracy is a full-system discipline.

breath-by-breath metabolic analysis technology for accurate VO2 max testing

Breath-by-breath architecture.

Designed to capture dynamic gas exchange rather than coarse estimates.

calibration-first workflow for precise fitness and metabolic measurements

Calibration-first workflow.

Flow and gas systems require rigorous calibration. We prioritize it.

whole system verification for sports performance and endurance data accuracy

Whole-system verification.

True confidence comes from scrutinizing the full measurement chain, not isolated components.

Built for people who care how the engine works

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Athletes

Designed to capture dynamic gas exchange rather than coarse estimates.

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COACHES AND PERFORMANCE Centers

Perform gym testing and track adaptations with our centralized Coach Dashboard.

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Health and Longevity Users

Measure your cardiorespiratory fitness and resting metabolism with higher precision than generic wearables.

Early Access

Be first to train with direct metabolic insight

Claim your spot for priority launch access and exclusive beta testing.

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RER (Respiratory Exchange Ratio)

Fuel better and train effectively by measuring your precise mix of energy sources.

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FAQ

  • We replace estimates with exact measurements. Using breath-by-breath analysis, the device directly tracks the oxygen you consume and the carbon dioxide you expel. This raw data allows us to pinpoint your exact VO2 Max, Ventilatory Thresholds (VT1 and VT2), and fat-to-carbohydrate burn ratio at any intensity.

  • No. You use the mask for periodic assessments. The app then uses that precise baseline to set your zones and guide your daily, mask-free training via your phone, smartwatch, or tablet.

  • Yes, the PeakVO2 app pushes your dynamic zones to platforms like Garmin, Coros, Apple Health, and Strava.

  • No. But we believe you deserve access to the same tools that elite athletes use. Whether you are chasing a podium or simply optimizing your longevity, Peak VO2 provides the physiologic dashboard you need to benchmark your baseline and build a better engine.

  • Standard watches estimate, we measure. Watches and rings rely on optical sensors (PPG) to track heart rate and GPS to track pace, feeding that data into predictive algorithms to guess your oxygen consumption. Peak VO2 uses direct, breath-by-breath gas exchange—physically analyzing your actual O2 and CO2 ratios. It’s the difference between guessing your horsepower based on the speedometer, and plugging a diagnostic scanner directly into the engine.

  • When can I get a device?" with the dropdown answer as "We expect pre-ordered devices to ship June 15, 2026."

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Stop guessing.
Start measuring.