ROUVY Companion App

Name: ROUVY Companion App
Rating: 2.5 (46 reviews)
Author: VirtualTraining

By: VirtualTraining

Your cycling training app

Features & Capabilities

ROUVY Training is your everyday cycling training companion — built to help you train smarter, recover better, and reach your goals, whether you ride indoors or out.

From winter trainer sessions to summer road rides, ROUVY connects your full cycling training journey into one platform. No more switching between apps to understand your progress. No more guessing if today is a hard day or a rest day.

WHY ROUVY TRAINING

Most cycling apps just track what you did. ROUVY Training helps you decide what to do next.

Connect indoor and outdoor cycling into one complete view of your training
Get personalized recommendations based on your readiness, not a generic plan
Train for real goals — lose weight, raise your FTP, prepare for an event
Build long-term progress with consistent, sustainable training

PERFORMANCE & READINESS

Training load tracking: Understand how hard you're really working across all rides
Recovery insights: Know when to push and when to back off
Readiness scoring: Start every ride with a clear picture of how your body is doing
Consistency monitoring: Stay on track week after week, month after month
Long-term progression: See how far you've come and where you're heading

SMART CYCLING TRAINING THAT FITS YOUR LIFE

Personalized recommendations on what to ride, when to rest, and how to improve
Built for real goals — fitness, weight loss, FTP gains, event prep
Works with your indoor cycling sessions on ROUVY and your outdoor rides
Multisport-friendly: your full training picture, not just cycling

INDOOR + OUTDOOR CYCLING, FINALLY CONNECTED

Your body doesn't know the difference between a trainer session and a weekend road ride — and your training app shouldn't either. ROUVY Training brings every ride together so you can focus on getting better, not on managing your data.

PART OF THE ROUVY ECOSYSTEM

ROUVY Training works seamlessly with the ROUVY indoor cycling platform — train on real routes from around the world, then take that fitness outside with confidence.

Download ROUVY Training and turn every ride into progress.

Learn more at rouvy.com

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

VirtualTraining

Rating:

2.50

(46)

Version:

2.1.0 Last updated: 2026-06-04

Version code:

886484671

Creation date:

2023-03-24

Compatible devices:

Size:

109.73MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-06

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 256,804 ▼ 765

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Developed by:

VirtualTraining

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/rouvy-companion-app/id1585185144

Website:

https://www.rouvy.com

User Reviews

User reviews show potential for the ROUVY Companion as a convenient ride-control and route-preview tool on Apple devices, but widespread reliability and ecosystem gaps limit its usefulness. Recurrent complaints include crashes, Bluetooth connectivity issues on Apple TV, missing core features (favorites, scheduling, filters), weak data integrations (Apple Health removal, sign-in issues, limited third-party support), and limited hardware integration (TrainerRoad/Kickr). Stability and deeper Apple/Health/TrainerRoad integrations are needed to meet user expectations.

Pros

Enables hands-free ride control (pause, music, calls) during rides.
Allows previewing and saving routes/maps for later use in the game client.
UI is visually appealing and some users feel it looks better than Zwift.
Offers basic training metrics and recovery information that can be useful during workouts.
Serves as a practical companion, enabling ride control and basic data access while using the main app.

Cons

Frequent crashes and overall instability; the app often doesn’t work.
Apple TV Bluetooth limitations create connectivity problems, with no reliable Bluetooth bridge to connect multiple sensors.
Missing core features (favorites, calendar scheduling, route filters, viewing history), plus UI gaps like blank tabs.
Apple ecosystem issues: Apple ID sign-in removal; no Apple Health integration or password manager support; limited third-party integrations beyond Strava.
Limited hardware/data integration: no TrainerRoad integration; no Kickr Ethernet support; incomplete data syncing to Apple Health; heavy reliance on Strava and lack of clubs/chat.

Recent reviews

No way to expand the appleTV limitations for Bluetooth connection like Zwift can. Cmon ROUVY it can’t be that hard to implement it

by Jo*****, 2026-04-17

The app still feels like a POC. I don’t get the point of it if everything you’re looking to fetch in terms of data like write information for example results in a redirect to their web portal. Also, I don’t even know why you can’t access your favorites from the Companion app either or schedule a ride with the calendar. The route search is weak too—we really need filters.

by Le*****, 2026-03-24

3/9/26: Is going to be a deal-killer. If Rouvy is not really serious about supporting hardware, then they just need to come clean. After reading many of these reviews I begin to wonder if users really understand what a companion app should do. It should act as an intermediary to the primary application running on an TV or computer. In the case of TV this is required since, (for some nutty reason),  has chosen to severely limit the number of simultaneous BT connections it can handle. I don't just a connect a trainer, I connect that plus at least 3-4 other devices like a heart rate monitor, and etc. I've got a week of free trial which I'm going to use, but, the companion app needs to be a fully functional, co-productive piece of software, not just another way to look at my meta data. There is not a single mention of this on the Rouvy web site, and it's not included in the votable upgrades, which I find surprising. When you think about the functionality of the companion app, think Zwift. Or don't, and I'll just make sure to tell all of my zwift riding buddies to keep using Zwift, which I will also do. Best of luck.