QZ now records treadmill elevation gain and flights climbed in Apple Health, giving every incline workout a more complete summary.
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.
A confirmed Toorx RWX-700 setup uses QZ on iPhone as a virtual rower bridge to EXR on a second device, with the iConsole+ FTMS workflow working end to end.
A confirmed three-session setup shows QZ bridging an Elite Misuro B+ power sensor to MyWhoosh on Windows 11, with stable metrics and a coherent FTP test.
Horizon 7.4 AT treadmill with QZ: a confirmed Peloton workflow for automatic speed and incline control, with the treadmill running in km/h.
The Merach R28 now has dedicated QZ rower support, Virtual Rower and PM5 mode, Bluetooth data bridging and a confirmed MyWhoosh workflow.
The Kettler Racer S connects to QZ and can be used across QZ-supported training apps, including Zwift, MyWhoosh, ROUVY and TrainerRoad, with automatic resistance and a proven ERG workflow.
QZ bridges Zwift Click V2 controls to a Wahoo KICKR CORE 2 while MyWhoosh runs on the same Android tablet.