zCycle Pad turns your iPhone or iPad into a full indoor cycling computer. It connects to FTMS smart trainers and bikes over Bluetooth, controls resistance for structured workouts, and shows power, cadence, heart rate and speed in a clean, readable dashboard — no virtual world, no avatars, just your ride and your numbers. Structured workouts, free rides and full session history are included. $4.99/mo. Compatible trainers: https://zcycle.app/compatible-trainers
Connects to FTMS smart trainers over Bluetooth. Controls trainer resistance for structured workouts. Live power, cadence, heart rate and speed dashboard. Full session history on iPhone and iPad. No virtual world, no avatars.
Structured indoor training sessions at home. Winter base miles without a virtual world. Tracking power and cadence on an iPad mounted to the bars.
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1Engineer, 10 yrs. Going indie. Building LongShot, an iPhone screenshot stitcher — no ads, no account, on-device.
"Not a virtual world" is a good pitch. Most of the big apps assume everyone wants Zwift, but plenty of people just want the numbers and a workout they can follow. As an iOS dev I'm curious how painful the FTMS resistance control was across different trainer brands, Bluetooth implementations tend to drift from the spec. Did you have to special-case many models?