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Hi, everything works just fine with yesoul s3/iphone/ipad. But the application does not allow you to reach more than 1000 watts in zwift. Is it possible to fix?

I couldn’t get my NordicTrack C1650 to work with the app, but posting to the Facebook group, the developer helped me. This app gets me running a whole lot more. Using QZ with Zwift is awesome. It helped me train for a half Ironman. The developer provides more support than I’ve seen anyone do. On Facebook and GitHub. The app seems complicated, but only because it can do so much. Stick to the basics, for your equipment and you’ll be right.

I can’t recommend this app highly enough. I now have virtual shifting on my Tacx neo 2T. I’ve used virtual shifting on the Wahoo Kickr core, which is Zwift ready. The QZ app makes the Tacx feel exactly the same. No need to upgrade your trainer, just get this app instead.

This app has been brilliant! I’ve used it with both my JetBlack Volt prior to virtual shifting being released and more recently with my Nordictrack C990 treadmill. Roberto has developed an amazing application that is worth ten times its cost. Make sure to join the FB group as well, Roberto provided direct assistance with getting my treadmill linked up!

Roberto has done a brilliant job. He not only made a brilliant app but also post installation support helping me fix the issues. Smart professional

Never connected to my Yesoul bike

Works perfectly to get any device synced up to Zwift. Reached out to the developer for help and they responded to me in literally minutes. Couldn’t ask for anything more.

This is a fantastic app that unlocks the true potential of smart trainers (and a whole host of other devices). I bought this app to enable virtual shifting for my smart trainer. A common issue when using a mountain bike with a smart trainer (as I am) is that the trainer will “spin out” in its highest gear. This is because mountain bikes aren’t geared ideally for the road-based environments that most virtual cycling apps simulate. Instead of installing a whole new crankset or buying a new bike, this issue can be easily solved with “virtual shifting”, using software to shift the base gearing up a few notches (or even to replace physical shifting altogether). However, support for virtual shifting is limited to certain virtual cycling programs and smart trainers. This is where this app comes in. It bridges the connection between the trainer and cycling software, providing missing features to any device that has the hardware to support them. By using virtual shifting to shift up a few gears, my mountain bike no longer spins out on flat roads, and it’s gear range is now useful. It’s a perfect solution. But it doesn’t end there. The software has a multitude of uses for many different devices. In particular, I like that I can connect to my Apple Watch and turn it into a standalone heart rate sensor. I like the clean display of smart trainer metrics (speed, cadence, watts, incline, etc.), which can be viewed regardless which cycling software is in use. But most of all, I’m impressed by the support for the app. I have an uncommon smart trainer, and I wasn’t clear on how to set it up with the app. I contacted the developer via email, and within 15 minutes, on a Sunday, I received a reply with a solution that worked first go. That’s what I call support.

This app has been able to link my older proform treadmill to Zwift (and then onto Strava). Not only is the app available to do this but the developer was very helpful in stepping me through the process to get it all connected and set up.

Thank you to Roberto Viola for creating such an awesome app! he has been extremely helpful and attentive and i cannot thank him enough. I’m now fully able to use zwift which i am very excited about.