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Horizon 7.0AT
Derny connects to your 7.0AT over Bluetooth and reads your heart rate. When your heart rate climbs above your target, it slows the belt. When you recover, it speeds back up. You choose the fastest speed it’s allowed to use.
At a glance
Getting started
Workouts
Hold one steady, easy heart rate. Derny slows the belt as you tire so you can keep holding it.
A warm-up, then three long hard blocks. Each block’s speed is based on how your heart responded to the one before.
Just run and record, or build your own workout with speed targets and heart-rate rules.
Staying in control
Ending the workout doesn’t stop the belt. Pause or End in Derny stops it changing the speed. To stop running, use Stop on the console or the safety key.
Questions people ask
Yes. Derny sets the belt speed from your heart rate over Bluetooth, and never goes faster than the max auto speed you choose.
Only in a custom workout that sets an incline, and only if the treadmill accepts incline control from the app. Adaptive workouts leave the incline to you on the console, and Derny won’t start a workout that sets only the speed while the incline is above 5%.
Yes. The speed buttons, Stop and the safety key all keep working. Change the speed yourself and Derny carries on from there.
Press Stop on the console or pull the safety key. Pausing or ending the workout in Derny stops it changing the speed, but doesn’t stop the belt.
Usually not. Most treadmills connect to one app at a time, so close the other app before you connect Derny.
Yes. Connect Strava once and every finished run or walk uploads on its own. Derny also saves it to Apple Health on iPhone or Health Connect on Android.
Try it
When Derny launches, it will be a one-time purchase, not a subscription.
Not on a 7.0AT? Derny works with most Bluetooth treadmills. See treadmills.