Indoor Cycling

Grind indoors.
Shine outdoors.

Upload a workout file or freeride any route, without overpriced subscription fees or fluff.

Everything you need. Nothing you don't.

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Refreshingly Simple

Connect your trainer, pick a workout, ride. No account rituals, no tutorial walls.

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Structured Training, Done Right

FTP tests, power zones (Z1–Z5), and workouts built for any purpose. Or import your .zwo or TrainerRoad plan and RYDN executes it.

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Half the Price

Plans start at €4.99/mo, while others charge €15–20 for features you never use.

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Your AI Coach

Luca or Maya reviews your training and tells you, plainly, what's working and what isn't. It's a real chat, so you can ask questions too.

Ride somewhere fun.

RYDN Classic is live today — real gradient data, real video.

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RYDN Classic route

RYDN Classic

A scenic rolling countryside ride with full cinematic video and live gradient data. No waiting — ride it today.

Your workout, front and center.

Live power, cadence and heart rate up top, every step of your session on the side, and ERG mode holding your target watts. Nothing else competing for your attention.

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Triathlete on a TT bike and smart trainer

Simple pricing. No tricks.

Every plan unlocks the full training app. The AI Coach is what sets the tiers apart.

Minimalist
€4.99/mo
Everything you need, no AI Coach.

  • Unlimited ride duration
  • Any Bluetooth trainer & HR sensor*
  • Run your own .zwo or .tp workout files
  • No AI Coach
Start Minimalist
Faster Coach
Premium
€24.99/mo
Everything, with much faster coach check-ins.

  • Unlimited ride duration
  • Any Bluetooth trainer & HR sensor*
  • Run your own .zwo or .tp workout files
  • AI Coach, faster check-ins
  • Fully offline riding (coming soon)
Start Premium

*We've tested RYDN with a wide range of Bluetooth trainers and HR sensors. In the rare case yours doesn't work, we'll refund you in full.

Developed with ultra-distance athletes.

We built RYDN to be a training tool, not a training game. Athletes want a scientific approach to structuring their training — not to worry about what color their avatar's helmet is.

★★★★★

"Been training for Kona qualifiers for three years and RYDN has completely replaced my old setup. I just want to get on the bike, hit my power targets, and get off, no loading screens, no gamification, no nonsense. At €7 a month it's practically free..."

MK
Markus K.
Ironman Triathlete & Age Group Qualifier
★★★★★

"My club switched to RYDN for winter base training and we haven't looked back. The .zwo import is seamless, and seeing the actual gradient while riding makes pacing so much more intuitive. The coastal route is my go-to for long Z2 sessions, genuinely enjoyable."

SL
Sophie L.
Cat. 3 Road Cyclist & Club Racer
★★★★★

"I ride maybe three times a week after the kids go to bed. I just wanted something simple that didn't break the bank. RYDN is exactly that, plug in, pick a route, go. The city circuit at night actually looks amazing. My wife even tried it and she's not really a cyclist."

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Ben W.
Hobby Rider & Weekend Warrior
Tim at the Ironman swim start
Frankfurt, race morning.

Hi, I'm Tim.

I'm an average hobby athlete, not a pro, who signed up for an Ironman almost on a whim. My coach sent structured workouts as .zwo files, but every app that could open them was built for avatars and group rides, not serious prep. So together with a small team of riders who felt the same way, we built the tool we actually needed, and I trained on it for my own Ironman.

All I wanted was to run my workouts and post to Strava.

Available on your desktop.

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macOS

macOS 12 Monterey and later

Windows

Windows 10 and later

Linux

Ubuntu, Fedora and most modern distros

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Common questions.

Which trainers are supported?
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Any smart trainer that connects over Bluetooth, like Wahoo, Tacx, Elite, Saris, and most modern trainers. If it appears on your phone's Bluetooth list, RYDN connects to it.
Does the Zwift Cog work with RYDN?
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Yes, the Zwift Cog works with RYDN via virtual gearing. Because the Cog itself doesn't shift physically, gear changes are handled inside RYDN's interface rather than on the hardware. Everything else, including resistance, power data, ERG and Freeride modes, works as expected.
Why do cyclists switch from Zwift or Rouvy?
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The most common reasons: real FTP-based power zones instead of generic effort levels, the ability to import your own .zwo or TrainerRoad workouts rather than being limited to what's built in, starting a ride in seconds instead of waiting through avatar and world load screens, and paying €7–10/month instead of €15–20. RYDN is built as a training tool first — if you already have a plan and just want to execute it precisely, that's usually the draw.
What workout file formats are supported?
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RYDN auto-converts uploaded workout files on import, including .zwo and structured interval text files. The intensity profile is shown immediately so you can verify it parsed correctly.
Is there a contract?
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No contracts. Cancel any time, and you keep access until the end of your billing period. All payments come with a 14-day refund guarantee.
How do the routes work?
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Routes are 3D environments with real terrain gradient profiles. Your power output drives your speed, and as you push harder the scenery moves faster. Full video routes are on the roadmap.
What is ERG mode?
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ERG mode locks your trainer to a specific watt target, regardless of how fast or slow you pedal, and the resistance automatically adjusts so you hit exactly the power your workout demands. No gear shifting required; just spin and the trainer does the rest. Ideal for structured training where you want to follow a precise plan without thinking about gearing.
What is Freeride mode?
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In Freeride mode the trainer simulates real terrain, increasing resistance on climbs and easing off on descents, just like riding outside. No power target; you decide how hard to push. Your speed through the scene is determined by the watts you actually produce. Great for recovery rides, exploring a route, or just riding by feel.
What devices and operating systems does RYDN run on?
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RYDN runs on macOS, Windows, and Linux. It's a desktop app, no mobile version yet. A modern Bluetooth adapter is required to connect your trainer and heart rate sensor.
Is RYDN finished?
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RYDN is currently in beta. Core riding and trainer connectivity work great, but some integrations are still being polished. If anything doesn't work with your setup, ping us at contact@rydn.io. We'll fix it fast. And if we can't make it work for you, you get your money back. No questions asked.