Zwift Fitness Tracker
Intel on your cycling fitness comes to ZC
Now, you can use the Zwift Companion App to better understand your cycling fitness. Get better insights on your readiness to train, set goals that work for you, and one-up yourself!
Live from April 8
New Roads Come
to France!
Mais oui, climbs, cobbles, and chaos are en route!
The French countryside is getting new roads for the first time since its launch for the Virtual Tour de France, and it’s just in time for the Paris Roubaix Femmes avec Zwift! So fuel up and get ready for a hell of a ride on the infamous French cobblestones!avec Zwift! So fuel up and get ready for a hell of a ride on the infamous French cobblestones!
Live from April 7
Time to Get Zwifty… Outside!
Now you can rack up bonus XP and keep your Zwift streak alive, even when you’re outside! With outdoor activities now counting toward your progress, that sunshine just got a little sweeter.
Live Now for Garmin and Wahoo users
HUD Refresh
Keep better tabs on your training and fitness with new metrics added to the HUD, like a critical power meter and, yes, we heard the requests, a new lap timer!
Live Now!
Watch the Femmes 2025
Paris Roubaix Femmes avec Zwift kicks off soon—stay tuned, catch the cobble madness, and cheer on the Femmes in 2025 as we grow women’s cycling together!
Watch The Femmes Year-Round
Rep Your Streak
Now you can show off your streak with different Scottys, depending on the length of your Zwift streak. From a Scotty medallion to a Scotty hitching a ride in your jersey pocket—flex your hard work!
Live Now!
FAQ
Zwift members will be able to sync their outdoor activities from Garmin or Wahoo devices from April 8th.
Zwift Companion Goal and Fitness Tracking is a significant update in the Zwift Companion app that enables Zwifters to set weekly goals and track their fitness progress with Zwift’s new Training Score and a new Training Status indicator.
The Zwift HUD will receive a number of updates, including one of the most requested features - splits! Enabled from the Zwift Action Bar, Zwifters can enable splits, providing lap functionality - perfect for manual interval training. Laps will display time, distance, average power and average heart rate. Zwifters will also be able to toggle on a critical power display, allowing them to view peak 5sec, 60 sec, 5min and 20min power.
The configurable HUD, found in the top left, now has a range of more advanced training metrics to choose from, including Power balance (L/R), Average w/kg, Average Speed, Weighted Power (WP), and Body Temp and Heat Strain Index (HSI), enabled by a new integration with CORE Body Temperature Sensors.
Streak Flair will be turned off by default. If you wish to display your Streak Flair, you can enable this within the settings menu.