One honest answer every morning. Multi-sport, on your phone, built on training data your other apps don't quite finish writing down.
A four-hour ride shows up without the route. A half marathon shows up without the heart rate. A strength session shows up as "Functional Training" — no sets, no weight. One rider's 354-calorie ride was logged as 2,492 in Apple Health. The data didn't disappear — the handoff dropped it. Olum sits in the middle of that handoff and catches every piece.
No social feed. No coach bot. No streaks. Just the score, the reasoning, and the numbers behind it.
One question a day. Should today be hard, easy, or off? One sentence of reasoning. The numbers behind it are one tap away. That's the screen.
Five training apps today. More on the way. Olum reads them all so today's answer sees everything you did — not just what one watch caught.
Cycling reads as power. Running reads as pace. Lifting reads as weight and volume. Not just heart rate. Not just minutes. The answer reflects what you actually did.
Your daily answer is written by an on-device LLM. Your health data never leaves your phone. We don't see it because we don't have anywhere to put it.
Your watch, your head unit, your phone — all three recorded this morning's session. Most apps leave you three duplicates and pick the worst one. Olum spots the overlap and asks: route from where, power from where, heart rate from where. The merged workout is the only one that survives.
Olum exists because of these threads. Real users, real frustration, no fix from the device makers. So we built it.
Apple Health integration is basically completely useless and false advertising.
Any synced data is done wrongly. You're basically asking to add more garbage data on Apple Health.
My requests to Support are merely met with a "we have no timescale". I'm taking that as a euphemism for "we're not working on it". I've pretty much given up on them ever solving this.
Or pay monthly. Or yearly. The first 500 founders lock in lifetime at $59.99 — that pricing disappears at launch.