Planned vs Completed

Facts and access

Actions	Compare a dated workout with what was recorded and review supported execution.
Open and use	Calendar → planned workout → link an activity → review execution.
Data	A saved plan and a compatible completed activity
Sports	Supported planned sport/target combinations
Platforms	Web
Availability	Available with limits
Limits	Basic totals are Free; detailed performance evaluation is Pro. Missing streams limit step-level analysis.

Action	Free	Pro
Basic plan vs completed summary	Included	Included
Planned vs completed workout performance evaluation	Not included	Included

All Pro features are free through January 31, 2027. No credit card or automatic charges. After Early Access, keep using Free or choose Pro. Pricing.

Confirm which activity fulfilled the plan

Open the dated workout from Calendar. Review suggested recordings, including their local date, sport, duration and load difference, then confirm Match for the right activity. Suggestions are not automatic confirmation. A library template alone has no completed execution; the comparison belongs to the dated snapshot. You can review or change the match when the wrong recording was chosen.

Compare totals and supported execution

The basic summary compares planned and completed totals. Detailed performance evaluation is a separate Pro capability: after a match, analysis can show processing before supported step-level evidence is ready. Inspect in-target percentage, evaluated duration, data coverage and alignment, then open Step details to review the expanded prescription. The demonstrated power session uses start-aligned timer time: it reports 59% in target over 65 evaluated minutes with 100% data coverage. That is different from the basic comparison of 65 planned versus 70 recorded minutes. Start alignment does not prove an automatic search for where every work block began.

Check the target and the recording

Detailed evaluation depends on a supported sport/target combination and usable streams. Missing power, heart rate or pace can prevent a meaningful step assessment. Unsupported or failed analysis is not a failed workout. Retry is appropriate for a reported processing failure after the underlying issue is resolved; it cannot supply a sensor that was never recorded. Planned heart-rate load is an estimate and differs from measured TRIMP; read Planned Load.

Product behavior checked September 10, 2026 · Release 0.1.13