Changelog
What changed in each release of the web app, the phone apps and the desktop apps.
10 November 2026
Web · Android 1.1.0 · iOS 1.1.0 once Apple approves it- Adaptive training is open to every rider. Your plan shows your level in each energy system, suggests changes you can apply and undo, and offers an easier or harder alternative for a session.
- Ride now: say how much time you have and get a workout picked for today, with an easier and a harder option.
- Both are in the phone apps as well as on the web.
8 November 2026
Web · iOS and Android · Desktop 0.2.0- Desktop 0.2.0: a ride strip floats over fullscreen video, so power, cadence and the interval stay in view.
- Every rider can see where a plan leads, and what a suggested change to the week does to the end of it.
- FTP change proposals for every rider.
- 150 cycling-relevant strength exercises with clips, and strength sessions in week-to-week plans.
- iOS shows the ride on the lock screen as a Live Activity.
7 November 2026
Web · iOS and Android 1.1.0- A new design across the web app and the phone apps.
- Free planning on the calendar: add, replace, remove and time sessions yourself.
- Strength sessions run in the phone apps, and a workout can be marked for outdoors.
- Export Garmin and Zwift files from a workout in the phone apps.
6 November 2026
Web- Bar controllers work in web workouts through the open OpenBikeControl protocol. Step the target harder or easier, pause and resume, and mark a lap in a free ride without taking a hand off the bar.
- With the BikeControl app on a phone or tablet, that covers Zwift Click, Play and Ride, Shimano Di2 and SRAM AXS. Thanks to the BikeControl team, who list VeloWorkout among the apps they support.
9 October 2026
Desktop 0.1.0- The first desktop apps for Mac, Windows and Linux, with their own Bluetooth so no browser is needed. Get them from Download.