Rich ride analytics. No Chrome extension required.
Power curve. Normalized power. VAM. Climb categorization. Best efforts across every time band. The stuff you used to pay a per-athlete analytics subscription for, and the stuff a browser extension injects on top of your tracker - all native, all in one place, all on the free tier.
Stop paying three companies for one set of charts.
The honest overlap. We are not the first to compute a power curve. We are the first to put all of this in one place at this price.
| They charge for | What you get | In Neverchill |
|---|---|---|
| Per-athlete analytics subscription | Segment explorer, climb catalog, gradient charts, profile maps | Built-in on the free tier |
| Browser-extension analytics overlay | Peak power, normalized power, deeper stats injected on top of your tracker | Native, no extension required |
| Premium training-load dashboard | Power curve, NP/IF/TSS, peak power tables | Free tier, no asterisk |
The point isn't dunking on the other tools - most of them do their one job well. The point is you shouldn't need three of them stitched together.
Every chart you actually use.
1-second power curve
Full mean-maximal power curve from 1s to 6h, recomputed against your real FTP history, not a static number from January.
Normalized power & IF
NP, IF, TSS, VI - Coggan-standard, with the math explained so you know what you are looking at.
Climb categorization
Cat 4 to HC. Auto-detected with gradient and length thresholds - and the climbs match what you would call a climb, not an algorithm fever dream.
VAM and gradient analysis
Vertical ascent per hour, segmented by sustained gradient. Useful for climbers, useful for testing climb fitness over time.
Lap auto-detection
Intervals, climbs, surges, and natural splits - without you pressing the lap button. Manual splits still available.
Best efforts, ranked
Lifetime PRs and 90-day bests across power, pace, climb VAM, and segment-style efforts on common time bands.
Segments, with real public leaderboards
GPS-matched timing for every effort on every segment, ranked publicly. Auto-detected climbs and KOMs in your area, or draw your own.
Pacing analysis
Did you blow up at km 60? The pacing chart overlays HR drift, power decoupling, and effort distribution so you can see exactly where.
Practical answers.
Do you import segment data from my old tracker? +
You can attach an activity archive and we will index any segments you have completed in your own history. Your efforts show up on the public leaderboards for those segments alongside everyone else who has ridden them on Neverchill.
Can I export my analytics? +
Yes. Every activity is exportable as FIT (raw original), GPX (route + sensors), and JSON (parsed analytics including the full power curve, climbs, laps, and best efforts). Bulk export is included on every plan.
Do you have a public API? +
A read/write public API is on the 2026 roadmap. We will publish OpenAPI specs before launch. Authentication will be standard OAuth 2 with scopes that mirror what you can do in the UI.
What about altitude correction? +
We use DEM-based altitude correction by default and store both the raw barometric trace and the corrected trace. You can toggle between them per activity.
How accurate is the climb categorization? +
We use the standard UCI category thresholds (climb length × gradient) and apply hysteresis so a 30-second false flat does not split a real climb. You can manually merge or split if the detection misses.
Do you work without a power meter? +
Yes. Pace, HR, elevation, VAM, climb categorization, and best efforts all work on rides and runs without power. Power-specific metrics (NP, IF, TSS) are gated on having power data.
All the charts. None of the extensions.
Free tier includes the full analytics stack. Pro adds long-term archive search and the public API when it ships.