FulGaz Indoor Cycling App

Name: FulGaz Indoor Cycling App
Rating: 4.6 (1245 reviews)
Author: Bizar Mobile

By: Bizar Mobile

It’s just like riding outdoors

Features & Capabilities

FulGaz brings the beauty of cycling into your home with over 2,000 real-world routes from around the globe. Pair your indoor cycling setup with FulGaz and get started today.

Whether you’re chasing legendary climbs or local gems, FulGaz has you covered with training plans, instant platform connections, and weekly new routes. Ride solo or join group rides and races, and explore stunning 4K routes by linking your trainer or smart bike.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Sports

By:

Bizar Mobile

Rating:

4.60

(1,245)

Version:

7.0.6 Last updated: 2026-04-28

Version code:

884980989

Creation date:

2014-10-03

Compatible devices:

Size:

265.74MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-07

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 53,097 ▲ 268

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Developed by:

Bizar Mobile

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/fulgaz-indoor-cycling-app/id913407169

Website:

http://www.fulgaz.com

User Reviews

FulGaz delivers stunning, real-world ride videos and a broad world-spanning catalog for immersive indoor cycling, with realistic ERG mode. However, frequent post-update bugs, data loss of settings/history, login and connectivity issues, and download/sync problems are common complaints across multiple reviews. Support is often helpful, but reliability remains a recurring concern.

Pros

HD real-world ride videos and scenes that feel immersive.
Huge catalog of rides from around the world with frequent new additions.
Realistic ride feel and ERG mode that tracks gradients well.
Generally responsive customer support and helpful tips.

Cons

Bugs and instability after updates (buttons not responding, videos failing, overall crashes).
Updates can reset settings and wipe ride history.
Login/authentication problems on iOS and Mac apps, with token resets or inability to log in.
Connectivity issues with external devices (Wahoo, power meters, heart rate monitors) requiring reboots.
Rides/content downloading or syncing problems (not downloading reliably, slow, or missing).

Recent reviews

Previously downloaded rides are not found by version 7.0.5, yet they remain on the iPad with no way to delete them. This has FulGaz taking up 65% of the space on my iPad. Some report the only way to fix this is to delete the app and reinstall it. Of course you will need to reconfigure all your settings.

by br*****, 2026-04-18

Used to be pretty good simulation, but lately has been extremely buggy and last update messed with the function. Actively looking for a new simulator.

by He*****, 2026-04-15

2020 I bought my first Kinetic bike trainer since we won’t be going to the gym this winter. I’ve been using Zwift since I got it and while it worked and was ok I just wasn’t supper impressed with the ERG mode as it was made more to follow a certain training workout rather than the terrain and the videos weren’t real. I road the Windsor Great Park ride tonight and I love FulGaz’s HD real videos of real places so you actually get to ride places you may or may not ever get to visit and the ERG mode really seemed to follow the video and displayed grade very well. Also this was the first ride since getting the trainer were my average speed inside matched what I normally average outside. I look forward to more rides to explore different trails! One Con I just realized about FulGaz is it doesn’t upload your rides to their server so you can’t review your past rides on another device as past rides only reside on the device were you were running the app at the time. You can get around this limitation by having it automatically upload your rides to Strava or one of the few other options. 2026 The latest update wiped cleared many of the settings back to default like imperial vs metric and I had to sign back in plus my trainer reacted to hills very differently than it has been lately so I had to adjust some of the trainer feel settings, it also lost all my ride history so I'm glad I had it all going to Strava. Luckily it did retain my favorite ride list.