English waitlist · open now

Strength training
built for your sport.

A 4-week program that makes you better at badminton, padel, running or cycling — then guides every session on your phone.

Keido is in French today. The list decides when English opens, sport by sport.

Four sports today

Your sport first.Every exercise has to earn its place.

Badminton

A quicker first step, a harder smash.

Split step, push-off, and getting back out of a deep lunge.

Padel

Rotation that holds under pressure.

Lateral work, legs, and racket-side strength — not a generic gym plan.

Running

A stride that holds in the last mile.

Strength that keeps your form when your legs get heavy.

Cycling

A back that holds on a 3-hour ride.

Core and hips that keep you low in the drops.

Tennis or pickleball? Pick it in the form — it tells us it's worth adding.

Inside the app

From questions to your first set.No PDF on the gym floor.

  1. Keido program screen: a 4-week badminton block, session 1 ready to start

    01

    Your program

    Answer a few questions — sport, goal, level, time, gear, any area to go easy on. You get a 4-week block: Activation, Progression, Intensification, Deload.

  2. Keido session screen: warm-up, five exercises with sets, reps and cues, cool-down

    02

    Each session, laid out

    Warm-up, exercises, cool-down. Sets, reps and one coaching cue per movement, sized to the minutes you have.

  3. Keido rest timer between sets, with the last set logged and the next one planned

    03

    Guided set by set

    Log the set, rest runs on its own, the next load is already there. Next time, Keido suggests the weight.

Real screens from the app — in French today. The English version is what this list is for.

  • Main lift stays fixed

    The movement that measures progress stays the same across the block.

  • Rest that fits the work

    Set per exercise — not a random 90 seconds for everything.

  • Demos on many exercises

    So you don’t guess mid-set.

  • Your gear, your space

    Bodyweight, bands, dumbbells, or a full gym.

The waitlist

Be first when
Keido speaks English.

  • A short welcome email now, then a couple more on what Keido will look like in English.

  • Your sport counts: the list decides which sport opens first.

  • First access when it opens. Unsubscribe in one click.

Honest note: no date promised. The app and its emails are French today.

Join the English waitlist

Only your email and sport are required.

Pickleball and tennis don't have their own program in Keido yet. Picking one tells us it's worth adding.

Keido (Meven Le Strat) keeps your email, first name, sport (and the one you type, if any), country and the link you came from. Only to tell you about Keido in English and to count who wants it, sport by sport. Never sold. Kept until you unsubscribe, 12 months at most. Unsubscribe from any of our emails, or write to keido.app@gmail.com to see or delete your data. Privacy policy (in French)

Questions before you join

We don't have a date yet. The list tells us how many of you want it, and for which sport. That's what tells us whether, and when, to start.

Yes, if you read French: Keido works in your browser at keido.app, and on the App Store and Google Play. Everything is in French for now.

Prices for the English version aren't set yet. Joining the list is free, with no strings attached.

A welcome email right away, a couple of emails about what Keido will look like in English, and one when it opens. Nothing else, and every email has an unsubscribe link.