Roberto Viola

Echelon Row Sport works with QZ and MyWhoosh through the virtual rower and PM5 workflow. QZ adds live rowing metrics, resistance control, Garmin, Apple Health, Google Health Connect and more.

The Panatta Starbike Evolution Magnetic Pro with Vortec VC-2B can bridge its FTMS bike data through QZ, with a confirmed Garmin workflow and a practical path to workout recording and connected apps.

QZ connects directly to the Apex Bike and turns its Bluetooth data into a flexible training setup with Garmin, Apple Health, Google Health Connect, Strava, virtual-bike apps and much more.

The BH Fitness Lyon H9115 uses Bluetooth FTMS, and QZ provides a practical bridge from the bike to compatible training apps and, with an ANT+ USB adapter, Garmin Edge devices.

QZ now supports the Freebeat Boom Bike Basic over its proprietary Bluetooth protocol, with live metrics and a virtual FTMS bike bridge for connected training apps.

Elite Nero interactive rollers work with QZ through the FTMS Bike workflow, bringing live power, cadence, speed and resistance control to connected indoor cycling apps.

QZ now records treadmill elevation gain and flights climbed in Apple Health, giving every incline workout a more complete summary.

QZ now supports the Volava spin bike with automatic Bluetooth detection and live power, cadence and resistance data for connected indoor cycling.

The FitBike Ride 5 iPlus can join a flexible connected-training setup with QZ through its iPlus/iConsole Bluetooth workflow, bringing live cycling metrics, resistance control and virtual-bike connectivity to supported training apps.

The Dynamax Sprint Bike is fully compatible with QZ: live metrics, electronic resistance, a virtual Bluetooth bike, and flexible connections to Zwift, Kinomap, MyWhoosh, ROUVY, BKOOL, Fulgaz and more.