A Toputure TEB4-004 owner confirmed QZ working after selecting the FTMS bike setting, making this folding bike a practical QZ option for Apple Health and training-app bridge workflows.
MEKBELT SM36 compatibility with QZ: indoor bike support confirmed
A QZ support follow-up confirms the MEKBELT SM36 indoor bike working with QZ, with public issue context identifying it as a YESOUL S3-style Bluetooth bike where speed and cadence matter for Zwift-style workflows.
Freebeat Fit compatibility with QZ: Android tablet metrics working in test build
A public QZ GitHub test-build report shows Freebeat Fit bike tablet support progressing: QZ ran on the Android tablet and displayed multiple bike metrics through the serial path.
CARE Fitness Jet 600 rower compatibility with QZ: MyWhoosh rowing confirmed
A public QZ GitHub follow-up confirms the CARE Fitness Jet 600 rower works with QZ after fixes, including MyWhoosh rowing animation and stroke-count behavior.
Domyos EB900B compatibility with QZ: Zwift Click and virtual shifting confirmed
A QZ user confirmed that the Domyos EB900B indoor bike works well with QZ and Zwift Click, including a clean setup where QZ handles the connection without Zwift Companion.
ProForm 550R compatibility with QZ: Bluetooth rower support confirmed
QZ compatibility for the ProForm 550R rower is confirmed: use QZ to bridge your Bluetooth iFIT console into a more flexible indoor training setup.
BKOOL Bikes Are No Longer Locked In: Full Compatibility with QZ
For years, many BKOOL bike owners faced a frustrating reality: excellent hardware, but limited software freedom. In recent times, BKOOL users were pushed toward a very narrow ecosystem, with ROUVY becoming one of the main remaining supported options after the BKOOL platform transition. ROUVY itself confirmed the migration path for BKOOL subscribers and hardware users. […]
I Fixed Echelon Compatibility in QZ. By Stealing Their Own Unlock.
A few months ago I wrote about how Echelon firmware updates were breaking compatibility with QZ. Devices were still connecting, Bluetooth looked fine, but no real data was coming through anymore. Power, cadence, speed everything that matters was gone. This wasn’t random. Something had clearly changed in the initialization phase. So I started digging. The […]
Push your workouts directly to Garmin Connect
I have some exciting news that many of you have been asking for. I’ve been working hard on this, and I’m thrilled to announce that QZ can now push your workouts directly to Garmin Connect! Whether you’re grinding on the treadmill, smashing a session on the rower, or putting in miles on your bike or […]
When GitHub Charges You a Few Cents… and You Start Wondering
I first noticed something strange when I received an invoice from GitHub. My public open-source repository was listed as being billed under “metered” usage. If you know GitHub’s pricing, you’ll know they have “metered” services — pay-as-you-go features like extra storage or GitHub Actions minutes. Public repositories shouldn’t normally incur these charges, so something was […]
