PITWALL FAQ
Questions before the first closed beta.
Clear answers about Pitwall availability, Garmin access, supported sports, athlete control, privacy, AI assistance, and the current pilot stage.
Current statusThese answers reflect the project state on 25 August 2026. The public website is live; public registration and a complete connected training flow are not.
Can I use Pitwall now?
Not as a public connected training product. Pitwall is preparing a closed beta, followed by an open beta only after validation. The authenticated app shell and public website exist, but the core planning views still need real API data, production app and API hosts are not established, and Garmin access remains pending.
Does Pitwall replace Garmin Connect?
No. Garmin Connect and compatible devices record and synchronize the activity. Pitwall is intended to put that completed work beside a target created or approved in Pitwall, then help the athlete review what changed.
Which Garmin access is requested?
The first evaluation request covers the Garmin Connect Activity API and Training API. Activity access is intended for completed training. Training access is intended for athlete-approved workout publication. Health API access is not requested for this phase.
Which sports can the plan represent?
The provider-neutral model supports running, cycling, swimming, strength, recovery, walking, and generic activities. Pitwall can represent multisport weeks, but it is not a triathlon-only product.
Will Pitwall change my plan automatically?
No silent plan rewriting is part of V1. Pitwall may prepare a suggestion and explain why it could help. The athlete reviews the old and new targets, then accepts, edits, or rejects the change.
Does Pitwall use AI?
Language models may help prepare target suggestions and explanations. Core planned-versus-completed measurements remain explainable, connected training data is not intended to train a general-purpose model, and the athlete remains the decision-maker.
Is Pitwall a coach or medical service?
No. Pitwall is a training sidecar. It does not replace a qualified coach, clinician, or the athlete's own knowledge of pain, illness, injury, medication, and recovery context.
How is training data protected?
The design uses first-party authentication, encrypted provider tokens, authenticated request context, and PostgreSQL row-level security. Export, deletion, production operations, and full cross-account isolation proof remain gates before open beta.
TRAIN. PLAN. PERFORM.