Ultimately, as I said before that I could try and get everyone on this guide, but then the guide wouldnвЂ™t ever happen. For example some of the one-person developer type apps like Arcade Fitness or The Velo Set, or a handful of others. Then thereвЂ™s apps that are much smaller, but still might be cool for a follow-up in future weeks. One might also suggest OneLap вЂ“ though given my readership here is 99.9% not in China, and that platform is 99.9% catered to the Chinese market (albeit with some rough translations for some parts in English). One could likely argue for PerfPro, or Golden Cheetah. вЂ“ Peloton Digital App (sans-Peloton Bike) So, without further ado вЂ“ hereвЂ™s what IвЂ™m covering this time around, in alphabetical order (use the left sidebar to quickly skip to a different app): With Zwift at more than 300,000 users, the stakes are higher вЂ“ as is the baseline. With that metric largely being driven by the userbase, and how often I actually hear people talk about it.ДЄs much as every company wants to tell me their app is most important, I tend to find if nobody is talking about itвЂ¦then nobody is actually using it. While many of those apps do still exist and are now more mature, IвЂ™m going to focus this round-up on what I believe to be the Top 11 indoor trainer apps. Last time I covered some 20 different apps.

This time though, IвЂ™m simplifying it a bit.

But now that a lot of us are either stuck indoors, or about to be, itвЂ™s as good a time as any. While I had planned to write this last fall, that didnвЂ™t happen. Which is roughly how long I needed to recover from writing the last one of these things.

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