Roan is the AI performance coach built for men with demanding jobs and full lives. Every morning, it adapts your daily plan across your training, nutrition, habits, recovery, and mental skill development, so you feel and perform your best and stay healthy through the ups and downs.
A performance staff is a five to six figure investment a year. The first 25 founding members pay $25 a month.
You train. You try to eat well. You track your sleep. And you're still tired by 3pm, still carrying the extra ten pounds, still working around the same sore shoulder. You have a collection of apps for every domain of performance and listen to every podcast you can, but you're not getting fitter. Why?
Static training programs assume perfect sleep, low stress, and an ideal diet, and that's not the reality of your life: a sick kid, a work trip, a launch. These are the norm, not the exception. A sleep tracker or HRV telling you that you're smoked doesn't help; it's just more noise. Your program doesn't adapt, and you don't have the time, energy, or expertise to know how to adjust, so you push through and get hurt, or you fall off. Every setback costs you weeks of progress, and you start again from behind.
You are one system. How you slept changes how you should train. Work stress changes how fast you recover. Treat each piece alone and you play whack-a-mole: a supplement for poor sleep, pre-workout to power through, increasingly complex warm-ups because something always hurts.
Four problems, four fixes. None of them talk.
Two plans. The same three setbacks.
Two plans. The same three setbacks.
Thirty seconds. Your sleep and HRV come in from your watch, if you wear one. You rate your energy, your stress, your soreness. Roan makes the call and tells you why.
You set the days you can train around work and family. Green or yellow, you train. Red, you recover and the session moves to a better day. The sessions build on each other, so a missed day slides, it does not get crammed in or thrown away.
On a red day Roan swaps the session for a recovery workout: a mobility circuit built from your movement screen, which checks you from the ground up, plus a little cardio. It sounds soft. You come out feeling better than you went in, and Thursday’s session is still on. The right stress, in the right amount, at the right time.
The old you would have trained anyway. Buck up and do it. You will never make yourself in a day, but you can break yourself in one.
You get the final say: keep the session or take the swap.
Its only job is to make sure what you do today moves you toward a healthier, stronger, higher-performing version of yourself, even when you didn't get enough sleep or had a rough day at work.
Roan has three questions for you every morning: what is it, what are you going to do about it, and why does it matter. It catches what you can't, because you have your own biases. It sees the whole picture, this week and this year, and it keeps one question in front of everything: what is limiting you right now?
The default is to push harder. Nobody defaults to doing less now so you can do more later. That is what the staff is for.
11 green, 14 yellow, 3 red in 4 weeks. One fewer yellow or red morning than the 4 weeks before.
You start with an assessment. The results become your profile across strength, conditioning, movement, athleticism and body composition. Your lowest area is your limiter, the thing holding the rest back. That is where the work goes first. When it improves, something else becomes the limiter, and the plan moves with it.
The first assessment tells you something you did not want to hear: strong where you have always trained, weak where you have been avoiding. It is a mirror.
It also catches the small things. A limited overhead reach is why Tuesday's plan opened with shoulder mobility.
Pick what matters most to you. Roan tracks that result, and the two or three things you do each week that move it. Example numbers.

The method comes from Jonathan Pope. More than 20 years of coaching, much of it preparing men for Special Operations selection. A selection candidate has to perform whatever the day demands, on bad sleep, with incomplete information, under stress, for weeks. That is a closer match to your life than any sport.
Other people rely on you, and it's your job to be capable for them when they need you. Who would you be with the confidence that, whatever the week throws at you, you could still perform? An asset to the people around you, not a liability.
All the things you say you will do when you have time. You can do them now, and still do them at sixty.
Fitness is not enough if you fold when things get hard, so you trained the mind along with the body. Calm under pressure carries over: to work, to your marriage, to being a father.
If you are reading this at sixty: start now. You will not get more adaptable, more skilled or more athletic by doing what you have always done.
The first 25 founding members pay $25 a month, locked for as long as they stay, because this should reach men who would never hire a coach. After them, $50.
Week one: the assessment if you are ready for it, training if you are not. Roan starts learning you: your history, your sleep, your food. Small changes first. In the weeks after, you move better and have more energy late in the day.
You joined the beta waitlist. The beta is set to kick off in November, and we write to you as it gets closer.
The first 25 founding members pay $25 a month, locked for as long as they stay. After them, $50. Nothing to pay until the beta starts in November.
Built on Jonathan Pope’s 20 years of coaching, much of it preparing men for Special Operations selection.
Five quick taps help us pick the founding group. Skip any of them.
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What’s your top lifestyle goal?
What are you doing for your health and fitness right now?
Pick all that apply.
The beta is set to kick off in November. Watch your inbox for a note from Zach, and updates as kickoff gets closer.
You go on the founding list. When the beta opens, you get the app and your first weekly group call with both founders.
The check-in takes about 30 seconds. You choose three to six sessions a week, 45 to 75 minutes each, and Roan builds the plan around that.
No. The methodology is Jonathan's. It isn't a series of AI prompts; it's a logic engine coded from the ground up from twenty years of coaching. AI helps communicate the plan to you every day and looks for patterns. Every decision comes from that engine. The AI explains it.
No wearable needed. If you have one, Roan reads your sleep and HRV through Apple Health, and Whoop, Oura and Garmin work through it too. If your device does not share a number there, you enter it in the check-in. A normal gym to start.
Yes, any time. It is billed monthly: $25 a month for the first 25 founding members, locked for as long as they stay, and $50 after that.
Your health data is yours. We delete your account whenever you ask.
We measure progress, but the goal isn't arbitrary fitness metrics. Your outputs will rise across the board without chasing them directly because we train the qualities that underpin performance without overspecializing. This keeps you well-rounded, healthier, and performing well in the things that matter to you.