Your project. Your direction.

Six vectors.
One clear direction.

An iPhone app that brings your fitness, nutrition and recovery into one personal project. See how your daily actions and recorded measurements relate to the goal you are working towards.

The whole picture, in one place.

Aiming for 1 January 2027 · Testing opens when ready.

Illustrative R//V app hub design showing six contributing vectors around the centre, on a phone — App design preview · Illustrative state, not a live assessment.

THE PROBLEM

More data.
Still no clear direction.

Steps in one place. Nutrition in another. Training and sleep in separate views. It can be difficult to see what those records mean for the goal you are working towards.

R//V brings six vectors around one personal project, connecting the actions you take with the measurements that show how things are changing.

Your goal sets the direction. Your evidence shows the trend.

HOW R//V WORKS

One project. A connected view.

01
Set your project
Start with what you want to work towards. Confirm your goals, timeframe and the commitments that support them.
02
Bring your evidence together
View relevant records across BODY, FUEL, TRAIN, MOVE, RECOVERY and HEALTH, with sources and time periods kept visible.
03
Understand your direction
Review what is changing, what supports your intended direction and where the evidence is still missing.

Actions and outcomes stay distinct: completing a commitment shows consistency; suitable measurements show an outcome trend.

WHY I BUILT R//V

Data rich. Interpretation poor.
That had to change.

I started building RESULTANT // VECTOR because I had plenty of data, but no clear direction. Too many apps, too many screens — and I was left to work out how it all fitted together. Training, nutrition, movement, recovery and health influence the same journey, yet I was looking at them in isolation.

R//V brings those six vectors together around one personal project. The value is in understanding their relationship: what is moving you forward, what needs attention, and where to adjust. A number tells you what was recorded. Interpretation helps you decide what to do next.

The goal might be a number, but reaching it is about the journey — the choices you make, the consistency you build and the direction you take. That’s what I want R//V to make clearer: how everything comes together to help you move towards what matters to you.

Founder

INSIDE THE APP · DEVELOPMENT PREVIEW

Your project, in your hands.

See your project from six connected perspectives. Review measurements, understand their sources and keep your next steps in view.

BODY development simulator screen with synthetic fixture data — **BODY**Development preview · View full screen

FUEL development simulator screen with synthetic fixture data — **FUEL**Development preview · View full screen

TRAIN development simulator screen with synthetic fixture data — **TRAIN**Development preview · View full screen

MOVE development simulator screen with synthetic fixture data — **MOVE**Development preview · View full screen

RECOVERY development simulator screen with synthetic fixture data — **RECOVERY**Development preview · View full screen

HEALTH development simulator screen with synthetic fixture data — **HEALTH**Development preview · View full screen

Actual BUILD 46 simulator captures, 16 October 2026. Isolated synthetic fixtures; no customer records. Screens may change before beta and use different example values from the website dashboard.

Interested? Register for beta

RESULTANT // VECTOR · PROJECT ANALYTICS

Your project.In one view.

FICTIONAL DEMO1–28 SEP 2026 · WEEK 4 OF 8

P//01STRONGER EVERYDAY

Reduce weight gradually. Build consistency. Keep recovery in view.

RESULTANT DIRECTIONProgress on track · recovery needs attentionEvidence-led summary of this fictional project

How the vectors move together

4-WEEK TIMELINE

Weekly averages; TRAIN shows weekly totals. Each lane uses its own scale and units. Shared timing shows co-occurring changes, not cause and effect.

Project progress

BODY GOAL

33%of weight goal

START82.4 kgCURRENT81.6 kgGOAL80.0 kg

0.8 of 2.4 kg reduction achieved.
1.6 kg remains to the demo goal.

Project time elapsed 28 / 56 days

1 Sep–26 Oct · Elapsed time is separate from outcome progress. No completion forecast.

Commitments across the project

WEEKLY VIEW

Fictional commitments and reference alignment
Measure	W1	W2	W3	W4
FUELWithin 5% of allowance	Review	Aligned	Aligned	Aligned
TRAIN3 sessions / week	2 of 3	3 of 3	3 of 3	3 of 3
MOVE9,000 steps / day	Building	Building	Building	Building
RECOVERY7.5 hours / night	Below goal	Below goal	Below goal	Below goal

FUEL uses an illustrative ±5% allowance band. MOVE and RECOVERY compare weekly means with their demo goals. These are example rules, not app scoring.

The connected picture

RESULTANT

01Consistency supports the project.Training meets its plan for three weeks; fuelling moves closer to its allowance.

02Outcome evidence is moving.Average weight is down 0.8 kg while daily movement increases by 2,500 steps.

03Recovery is the gap to review.Sleep falls 0.8 hours/night alongside lower HRV and higher resting heart rate.

HEALTH readings remain broadly steady. This synthesis keeps action commitments, measured outcomes and recovery signals distinct.

DEMO DATA · All values, goals, dates and commitments are invented. The progress ring represents one weight goal; it is not an overall health score. Explore the evidence by vector

BETA TESTING · REGISTER YOUR INTEREST

Help shape what comes next.

TARGET FOR BETA TESTING1 January 2027

Aiming for 1 January 2027 — testing will open when ready. This is a target, not a confirmed release date.

Register your interest to hear when beta testing opens. Signing up does not provide immediate access or guarantee a testing place.

Your registration is sent to our team through HubSpot. This signup is separate from general enquiries.

A FEW COMMON QUESTIONS

Before you join.

When can I try the beta?

We are aiming for 1 January 2027. Beta testing will open when the app is ready; the target date may change. Register above to hear when testing opens.

Can I download the app now?

Beta access is not open through this website yet. Testing instructions and an invitation link will be shared when ready.

Which platform is being developed?

The current prototype is an iOS app. Compatible devices and software requirements will be confirmed with the beta invitation.

Are these real customer results?

No. The website dashboard uses fictional demo data, and the app preview uses synthetic simulator fixtures. Neither represents customer outcomes.

Does registering connect my health data?

No. The beta-interest form sends the details you enter to our team through HubSpot. It does not connect Apple Health or upload your health records.

How do I ask another question?

Use the Contact us form for general enquiries. Beta-interest registrations are collected separately above.

THE SIX VECTORS

Connected by your project.

BODY

Your physical foundation.

See measurements in context, with comparable trends and a clear view of what has changed.

WeightBody compositionChange

Explore BODY

FUEL

Energy with purpose.

Bring nutrition and energy needs together, connecting how you fuel with your goals.

Energy alignmentIntakeMacros

Explore FUEL

TRAIN

Work that moves you forward.

Understand your training through sessions, commitment and progress over time.

StrengthCardioConsistency

Explore TRAIN

MOVE

Everyday movement matters.

See the movement around your training, from daily activity to mobility.

StepsActivityMobility

Explore MOVE

RECOVERY

Space to restore.

Bring sleep, recorded signals and how you feel into view, with their sources kept clear.

SleepHRVResting heart rate

Explore RECOVERY

Blood pressure
Paired readings with systolic and diastolic values kept separate.
Oxygen and respiration
Recorded oxygen saturation and respiration values where available.
Trends and coverage
The readings behind each trend and the days they cover.

How it connects

HEALTH contributes recorded facts to the wider picture. The demo direction label describes a fictional trend, not a clinical assessment.

Sources, time periods and coverage belong alongside each measurement. Missing evidence stays unknown.

See HEALTH in the demo

Explore the detailed demo — six vectors and the records behind them

ILLUSTRATIVE PROJECT · 1–28 SEPTEMBER 2026

The evidence. By vector.

A fictional four-week project: gradually reduce weight, complete three training sessions a week and increase everyday movement, while keeping recovery in view.

Solid line: fictional recorded valuesDashed line: demo goal or allowanceHorizontal axis: September day, or training week

BODY

DEMO

81.6 kg

Average weight · Week 4

Towards the demo weight goal

−0.8 kg from Week 1; 1.6 kg to the 80 kg goal.

Daily weightkg

Body fat · W4: 23.6%
Change from W1: −0.6 percentage points
Demo body-fat readings: 4 / 4 weeks

28 / 28 days · Fictional scale records. Body fat: weekly demo measurements.

View the fictional records

Sept day	Weight (kg)
1	82.3
2	82.5
3	82.4
4	82.6
5	82.2
6	82.5
7	82.3
8	82.0
9	82.2
10	82.1
11	82.3
12	81.9
13	82.2
14	82.0
15	81.8
16	82.0
17	81.9
18	82.1
19	81.7
20	82.0
21	81.8
22	81.5
23	81.7
24	81.6
25	81.8
26	81.4
27	81.7
28	81.5

What is BODY?

FUEL

DEMO

2,350 kcal/day

Average energy intake · Week 4

Closer to the demo allowance

Weekly gap narrows from +250 to −50 kcal/day.

Daily energy intakekcal

Protein · W4: 150 g/day
Carbohydrate · W4: 280 g/day
Fat · W4: 70 g/day

Protein / carbohydrate / fat · 2,350 kcal combined

28 / 28 days · Fictional nutrition log. Dashed line: demo allowance.

View the fictional records

Sept day	Energy (kcal)	Protein (g)	Carbs (g)	Fat (g)
1	2550	150	330.0	70
2	2730	150	375.0	70
3	2610	150	345.0	70
4	2710	150	370.0	70
5	2570	150	335.0	70
6	2770	150	385.0	70
7	2610	150	345.0	70
8	2410	150	295.0	70
9	2590	150	340.0	70
10	2470	150	310.0	70
11	2570	150	335.0	70
12	2430	150	300.0	70
13	2630	150	350.0	70
14	2470	150	310.0	70
15	2300	150	267.5	70
16	2480	150	312.5	70
17	2360	150	282.5	70
18	2460	150	307.5	70
19	2320	150	272.5	70
20	2520	150	322.5	70
21	2360	150	282.5	70
22	2250	150	255.0	70
23	2430	150	300.0	70
24	2310	150	270.0	70
25	2410	150	295.0	70
26	2270	150	260.0	70
27	2470	150	310.0	70
28	2310	150	270.0	70

What is FUEL?

TRAIN

DEMO

3 / 3 sessions

Completed / planned · Week 4

Weekly commitment maintained

Three consecutive weeks meeting the demo plan.

Completed sessions / plannedsessions

StrengthCardio

Strength / cardio · W4: 2 / 1 sessions
Training time · W4: 155 minutes
Four-week completion: 11 / 12 planned sessions

4 / 4 weeks · Fictional training log. Dashed line: planned sessions.

View the fictional records

Week	Strength	Cardio	Minutes	Plan
1	1	1	105	3
2	2	1	150	3
3	2	1	160	3
4	2	1	155	3

What is TRAIN?

MOVE

DEMO

8,600 steps/day

Daily average · Week 4

Towards the demo movement goal

+2,500 steps/day from Week 1; 400 below the goal.

Daily movementsteps

Demo goal: 9,000 steps/day
Goal met · W4: 2 / 7 days
Mobility · W4: 3 sessions · 45 min

28 / 28 days · Fictional activity log. Dashed line: demo step goal.

View the fictional records

Sept day	Steps
1	5400
2	6400
3	5700
4	6700
5	5900
6	7100
7	5500
8	6500
9	7500
10	6800
11	7800
12	7000
13	8200
14	6600
15	7400
16	8400
17	7700
18	8700
19	7900
20	9100
21	7500
22	7900
23	8900
24	8200
25	9200
26	8400
27	9600
28	8000

What is MOVE?

RECOVERY

DEMO

6.6 hours/night

Average sleep · Week 4

Away from the demo sleep goal

−0.8 hours/night from Week 1; 0.9 below the goal.

Nightly sleephours

HRV · W1 to W4: 54 to 44 ms
Resting HR · W1 to W4: 56 to 59 bpm
Sleep goal met · W4: 0 / 7 nights

28 / 28 nights · Fictional sleep and heart-rate records.

View the fictional records

Sept day	Sleep (h)	HRV (ms)	Resting HR (bpm)
1	7.1	51	55
2	7.6	56	57
3	7.3	53	56
4	7.8	58	58
5	7.2	52	54
6	7.5	55	57
7	7.3	53	55
8	6.8	48	56
9	7.3	53	58
10	7.0	50	57
11	7.5	55	59
12	6.9	49	55
13	7.2	52	58
14	7.0	50	56
15	6.5	44	57
16	7.0	49	59
17	6.7	46	58
18	7.2	51	60
19	6.6	45	56
20	6.9	48	59
21	6.7	46	57
22	6.3	41	58
23	6.8	46	60
24	6.5	43	59
25	7.0	48	61
26	6.4	42	57
27	6.7	45	60
28	6.5	43	58

What is RECOVERY?

HEALTH

DEMO

120 / 78 mmHg

Average blood pressure · Week 4

Readings broadly steady

Separate measured trends; no clinical rating or target.

Paired blood pressuremmHg

Systolic —Diastolic ┄

Oxygen · W4 average: 98%
Respiration · W4 average: 14 breaths/min
Paired readings: 28 / 28 days

28 / 28 days · Fictional paired vital-sign records. No clinical interpretation.

View the fictional records

Sept day	Systolic	Diastolic	Oxygen (%)	Breaths/min
1	119	78	98	14
2	122	79	98	14
3	121	80	98	14
4	123	80	98	14
5	120	78	98	14
6	122	79	98	14
7	120	79	98	14
8	118	77	98	14
9	121	78	98	14
10	120	79	98	14
11	122	79	98	14
12	119	77	98	14
13	121	78	98	14
14	119	78	98	14
15	119	77	98	14
16	122	78	98	14
17	121	79	98	14
18	123	79	98	14
19	120	77	98	14
20	122	78	98	14
21	120	78	98	14
22	118	77	98	14
23	121	78	98	14
24	120	79	98	14
25	122	79	98	14
26	119	77	98	14
27	121	78	98	14
28	119	78	98	14

What is HEALTH?

RESULTANT DIRECTION

Progress with a recovery gap.

In the fictional project, weight falls 0.8 kg, daily steps rise by 2,500 and intake gets closer to the allowance. Training meets its plan for three consecutive weeks. Sleep moves away from its goal, while paired blood-pressure readings remain broadly steady.

BODY ↘ Towards goalFUEL ↘ Closer alignmentTRAIN → ConsistentMOVE ↗ Towards goalRECOVERY ↘ Goal gapHEALTH → Steady readings

SIGNALS TO REVIEW TOGETHER

Movement rises. Sleep falls.

The example shows sleep decreasing from 7.4 to 6.6 hours/night, HRV from 54 to 44 ms and resting heart rate increasing from 56 to 59 bpm. These are separate signals to review alongside the training and movement history; the example does not infer a cause or a recovery score.

Week 1 = 1–7 September; Week 4 = 22–28 September. Daily metrics are averaged within each week; training shows weekly totals. Arrows describe change, with labels relating it to the fictional project. Chart scales differ by metric; slopes cannot be compared across vectors. HEALTH shows systolic and diastolic separately. There is no combined health score.

CURRENT STAGE

A working prototype.
In active development.

iOS · PRE-RELEASE

BUILT TODAY

The core product

A working iOS prototype with project setup, six vector views, evidence review and reporting. The website demonstrates the approach using fictional data.

IN PROGRESS

Refinement and verification

Interface consistency, accessibility, navigation reliability and the presentation of recorded sensor data are being refined and tested.

NEXT MILESTONE

Prepare for wider testing

Complete device acceptance and release preparation before wider distribution. The app is not yet publicly released.

GET IN TOUCH

Let’s talk.

Have a question about RESULTANT // VECTOR? Send us a message.

Your details and message are sent to our team through HubSpot.

Sept day	Sleep (h)	HRV (ms)	Resting HR (bpm)
1	7.1	51	55
2	7.6	56	57
3	7.3	53	56
4	7.8	58	58
5	7.2	52	54
6	7.5	55	57
7	7.3	53	55
8	6.8	48	56
9	7.3	53	58
10	7.0	50	57
11	7.5	55	59
12	6.9	49	55
13	7.2	52	58
14	7.0	50	56
15	6.5	44	57
16	7.0	49	59
17	6.7	46	58
18	7.2	51	60
19	6.6	45	56
20	6.9	48	59
21	6.7	46	57
22	6.3	41	58
23	6.8	46	60
24	6.5	43	59
25	7.0	48	61
26	6.4	42	57
27	6.7	45	60
28	6.5	43	58

Sept day	Systolic	Diastolic	Oxygen (%)	Breaths/min
1	119	78	98	14
2	122	79	98	14
3	121	80	98	14
4	123	80	98	14
5	120	78	98	14
6	122	79	98	14
7	120	79	98	14
8	118	77	98	14
9	121	78	98	14
10	120	79	98	14
11	122	79	98	14
12	119	77	98	14
13	121	78	98	14
14	119	78	98	14
15	119	77	98	14
16	122	78	98	14
17	121	79	98	14
18	123	79	98	14
19	120	77	98	14
20	122	78	98	14
21	120	78	98	14
22	118	77	98	14
23	121	78	98	14
24	120	79	98	14
25	122	79	98	14
26	119	77	98	14
27	121	78	98	14
28	119	78	98	14

Sept day	Sleep (h)	HRV (ms)	Resting HR (bpm)
1	7.1	51	55
2	7.6	56	57
3	7.3	53	56
4	7.8	58	58
5	7.2	52	54
6	7.5	55	57
7	7.3	53	55
8	6.8	48	56
9	7.3	53	58
10	7.0	50	57
11	7.5	55	59
12	6.9	49	55
13	7.2	52	58
14	7.0	50	56
15	6.5	44	57
16	7.0	49	59
17	6.7	46	58
18	7.2	51	60
19	6.6	45	56
20	6.9	48	59
21	6.7	46	57
22	6.3	41	58
23	6.8	46	60
24	6.5	43	59
25	7.0	48	61
26	6.4	42	57
27	6.7	45	60
28	6.5	43	58

Sept day	Systolic	Diastolic	Oxygen (%)	Breaths/min
1	119	78	98	14
2	122	79	98	14
3	121	80	98	14
4	123	80	98	14
5	120	78	98	14
6	122	79	98	14
7	120	79	98	14
8	118	77	98	14
9	121	78	98	14
10	120	79	98	14
11	122	79	98	14
12	119	77	98	14
13	121	78	98	14
14	119	78	98	14
15	119	77	98	14
16	122	78	98	14
17	121	79	98	14
18	123	79	98	14
19	120	77	98	14
20	122	78	98	14
21	120	78	98	14
22	118	77	98	14
23	121	78	98	14
24	120	79	98	14
25	122	79	98	14
26	119	77	98	14
27	121	78	98	14
28	119	78	98	14

Six vectors.One clear direction.

More data.Still no clear direction.

HOW R//V WORKS

Set your project

Bring your evidence together

Understand your direction

Data rich. Interpretation poor.That had to change.

Your project, in your hands.

Your project.In one view.

How the vectors move together

Project progress

Commitments across the project

The connected picture

Help shape what comes next.

Before you join.

THE SIX VECTORS

BODY

Your physical foundation.

FUEL

Energy with purpose.

TRAIN

Work that moves you forward.

MOVE

Everyday movement matters.

RECOVERY

Space to restore.

HEALTH

Know your baseline.

Your physical foundation.

What it brings into view

How it connects

Energy with purpose.

What it brings into view

How it connects

Work that moves you forward.

What it brings into view

How it connects

Everyday movement matters.

What it brings into view

How it connects

Space to restore.

What it brings into view

How it connects

Know your baseline.

What it brings into view

How it connects

The evidence. By vector.

BODY

FUEL

TRAIN

MOVE

RECOVERY

HEALTH

Progress with a recovery gap.

Movement rises. Sleep falls.

A working prototype.In active development.

The core product

Refinement and verification

Prepare for wider testing

Let’s talk.

Six vectors.
One clear direction.

More data.
Still no clear direction.

Data rich. Interpretation poor.
That had to change.

A working prototype.
In active development.

Sept day	Sleep (h)	HRV (ms)	Resting HR (bpm)
1	7.1	51	55
2	7.6	56	57
3	7.3	53	56
4	7.8	58	58
5	7.2	52	54
6	7.5	55	57
7	7.3	53	55
8	6.8	48	56
9	7.3	53	58
10	7.0	50	57
11	7.5	55	59
12	6.9	49	55
13	7.2	52	58
14	7.0	50	56
15	6.5	44	57
16	7.0	49	59
17	6.7	46	58
18	7.2	51	60
19	6.6	45	56
20	6.9	48	59
21	6.7	46	57
22	6.3	41	58
23	6.8	46	60
24	6.5	43	59
25	7.0	48	61
26	6.4	42	57
27	6.7	45	60
28	6.5	43	58

Sept day	Systolic	Diastolic	Oxygen (%)	Breaths/min
1	119	78	98	14
2	122	79	98	14
3	121	80	98	14
4	123	80	98	14
5	120	78	98	14
6	122	79	98	14
7	120	79	98	14
8	118	77	98	14
9	121	78	98	14
10	120	79	98	14
11	122	79	98	14
12	119	77	98	14
13	121	78	98	14
14	119	78	98	14
15	119	77	98	14
16	122	78	98	14
17	121	79	98	14
18	123	79	98	14
19	120	77	98	14
20	122	78	98	14
21	120	78	98	14
22	118	77	98	14
23	121	78	98	14
24	120	79	98	14
25	122	79	98	14
26	119	77	98	14
27	121	78	98	14
28	119	78	98	14