Everyone has cycling goals. Few people track them consistently. VeloLog makes it easy with three types of goals that match how cyclists actually think about progress.
Rides per week
The simplest and often most effective goal. Commit to riding 3 times a week. VeloLog counts your entries automatically and shows your progress. No need to calculate anything — just log your rides and watch the bar fill up.
Mood and legs tracking
This one's unique to VeloLog. Set a goal to rate your mood and legs at least twice a week. It sounds small, but this habit is what feeds the AI insights that actually matter. You can't spot a pattern in data that doesn't exist.
Free-form goals
Not every goal fits a number. "Work on cornering in crits" or "Do one race recon before every event" are the kind of objectives that matter but don't show up on a chart. Write them down, and VeloLog's AI will check in on your progress based on your journal entries.
Weekly AI check-ins
At the end of each week, VeloLog generates a brief status update for each goal. Are you on track? Falling behind? The AI uses your entries to give you an honest assessment — not based on arbitrary metrics, but on what you've actually logged and written.
Keep it minimal
The best goal system is the one you actually use. Start with one goal. If you find yourself hitting it consistently, add another. The point isn't to stack up targets — it's to build a rhythm that makes training feel intentional.