Zwift

• Interactive Training: Zwift provides structured workouts, group rides, and races, allowing users to engage with others in real-time, fostering a sense of community and competition.

• Comprehensive Metrics: The platform tracks performance data such as speed, power, and heart rate, enabling users to monitor progress and tailor their training plans effectively.

• Flexible Equipment Compatibility: Zwift supports various setups, from dedicated smart bikes like the Zwift Ride to traditional bicycles paired with smart trainers, accommodating a wide range of user preferences.

As of 2025, Zwift has attracted significant investment, raising $620 million over four funding rounds, including a $450 million Series C round in September 2020 led by KKR. This financial backing has enabled continuous innovation and expansion, solidifying Zwift’s position as a leader in the indoor fitness industry.  

Zwift’s commitment to blending fitness and fun has cultivated a vibrant global community, making indoor training an enjoyable and social experience for users worldwide.