Who is behind Arry

Arry is developed by Dmitry Rusakov. Across the product and the site materials, the standard is simple: write only what helps people make better day-to-day decisions about load, recovery, sleep, and readiness, without pretending the app is a medical authority.

How site materials are prepared

  • product pages are written around real use cases rather than abstract marketing claims;
  • research-style blog articles rely on books, reviews, and peer-reviewed publications listed in the source sections;
  • we try to separate product mechanics from broader scientific claims about health.

Editorial principles

  • no promises of “perfect readiness” or “100% prediction”;
  • no attempt to replace clinician advice with an app;
  • minimal claim inflation, maximum checkable logic and context;
  • explicit sources where scientific statements are made.

How product, methodology, and privacy connect

To make trust structural instead of purely verbal, the site now separates three layers:

  • methodology explains which signals influence the score and how recovery is interpreted;
  • privacy explains which data is used and where it is stored;
  • product pages explain how those choices appear in everyday use of the app.

Contact

For questions about features, methodology, or data handling, contact arry.app@outlook.com.