An indoor cycling app for the rest of us.
It’s the app some of us wanted for a long time. The app which lets us ride indoors when we want, and how we want. Without the structure and the guilt trips which come with it, without silly virtual worlds and strangers from the internet handing out fake kudos.
Indore let’s you ride how you like, whenever you like, and with your actual friends that you hopefully like.
Base rides
The plan is: no plan.
No session to pick, no plan to let down. Get on, ride, get off when you say you’re done.
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Zones, watts, or BPMs
Set a target or your effort as a FTP or heart rate zone, or an exact number.
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Voice commands
Indore accepts simple voice commands in the middle of a base ride. Saying things like “harder”, “easier”, or “skip interval” is sometimes easier than using a touchscreen.
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In-Ride intervals
Use your voice to create an interval in the middle of a ride. Saying something like “10 minutes at 250 watts” will create that interval and start it with a countdown.
Sessions
Structured work, only when you want it.
No fiddling with workout creators. Use natural language to create your workouts, or let Indore suggest you a session based on the recent history of your riding.
Type the ride you want in plain words and it comes back built as a structured workout, with the targets in your own watts.
Based on your recent riding history, Indore creates a tailored session which is the best workout for you, right now.
Got a .zwo file? Import one and ride it. Indore supports Zwift’s workout format, there was no sense inventing another.
Group rides
You will never ride alone.
Up to six of your friends, or complete strangers you met on the internet. The creator chooses the ride type, others join on their invitation.
For the time being we suggest starting a video call using your preferred service until Indore supports video in group rides.
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the lobby
A base ride, one of your sessions, or one of your routes.
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Teleport
On a route, jump to whoever’s up ahead so you can ride the same part at the same time.
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Shake things up
Propose an interval mid-ride, see who bites.
Routes
Routes you already know, or the ones you always wanted to ride.
No ERG here, use your shifters as God intended. Import a GPX, or pull a route off of Strava. Have fun practicing your local routes, recon and train climbs for upcoming races, or experience iconic climbs like the infamous Mortirolo.
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Weight counts
Yours and the bike’s are both in the sum.
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You’ll know where you are
Towns go by. The famous segments announce themselves.
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How bad is it
Every route wears its difficulty on its face.
History
For the record.
Everything you did, written down and then left alone. No streaks, no targets, nothing with an opinion about your week.
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The last seven days
It's better than using calendar weeks.
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A read, not a score
Every ride gets a few lines on what happened in it.
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Gets safely on Strava
Uploaded before you’re off the bike, stats and all.
Heads up display
Your ride over whatever’s on your big screen.
A see-through desktop app for Mac and Windows that floats your numbers over whatever else is on the screen. Watch a movie, answer emails, all while you ride. You do you.
On an older Intel Mac? Use this one instead.
Running
Yes, running.
It’s the same app you already have. Same quiet numbers, same absence of opinions about what you should have done instead.
Free run
Use Indore to record your run. Nothing more.
Zone run
Pick a heart rate zone and Indore tells you what to set the belt to.
Indore can’t control your treadmill. Instead it tells you how to set the speed and pace yourself.
