Sapere.
Garmin Edge data field coming
Scorta shows a live W′-balance “battery”: how much is left above your critical power, draining over CP and recharging under it — with a short tactical cue and your banked NP·IF·TSS.
Coming to the Garmin Connect IQ store (Edge 1050).
One race-day glance: how much punch is left, and whether to spend it.
A live percentage with a colour per level — full, getting low, nearly empty — and a plain status line.
W′-balance is a differential model, deliberately race-conservative — it tends to show you spent a little earlier than the integral model, so you don’t over-commit. It reads your CP and W′ from intervals.icu (Salita can write a tested W′ back).
Model: Skiba et al. (2012); Clarke & Skiba (2013).A short, calm action line — when to hold, when you have room — plus banked NP, IF and TSS.
The guidance reads your current W′ level and effort and suggests a tactic — never a guarantee. It’s context for your own judgement on the road.
Race-conservative by design; an aid, not an autopilot.Scorta is built around power; without it the battery can’t be computed, and Scorta says so.
The full W′-battery, power, durability and tactical cue — the whole race view.
An honest “no power meter” note; the context cells (HR, cadence, speed, wind) still show. No fake battery.
The battery is a model, not a gauge of what’s physically left in your legs — it’s race-conservative on purpose. The W′ numbers can only be validated on the bike, with a power meter.
A training tool, not a medical device. The science →
Garmin Edge 1050 data field — coming to the Connect IQ store. Free.
An Edge 1050 and a power meter. Your CP/W′ come from intervals.icu; a tested W′ from Salita reads truest.
English, Dutch, German, French, Italian and Spanish — labels switch with your device language; units and metric abbreviations stay neutral.
Every part feeds one honest daily answer. Explore the family →
Sapere is a training & wellness tool — not a medical device. It does not diagnose, treat or predict illness, and does not give medical advice.