The Advanced Analysis page is where the real KOM hunting happens, so we rebuilt it around one question: can I take this KOM, and what would it actually take? Less scrolling, fewer cards, more answers.
What changed
- Compact segment header. Name, wind score, length, grade, elevation, bearing, KOM time, GPX/FIT export and an open-on-map link are now in a single row at the top.
- Inline wind map. The segment line and live wind arrows sit right next to the header — no more scrolling to see what the wind is doing on the road.
- One feasibility verdict. A single banner tells you whether the KOM is in reach, hard but possible, or out of range — with the specific wind score you need to wait for.
- Stacked four-row breakdown. Time without wind, KOM power in still air, your sustainable power for the effort, and the tailwind you'd need at that sustainable power — each on its own row so the chain of reasoning is obvious.
- Alert toggle inline. Setting an alert for the wind score you need is now one click from the analysis itself.
- Collapsible deep-dives. “How to pace for the KOM” and “Your time in current wind” are now collapsed by default so the page opens to the verdict, not a wall of numbers.
Why it matters
The old page asked you to read three or four cards before you knew whether a KOM was on the table. The new layout puts the answer at the top and lets you drill into pacing, current-wind timing, or the full power curve only when you want to. It's the same model under the hood — just a much shorter path from segment to plan.