When it comes to indoor cycling apps, most of us are already familiar with the big names—Peloton for those who crave a studio-like, instructor-led experience, and Zwift for those who enjoy gamified, interactive rides. Enter MyWhoosh, an underdog with ambition and, most interestingly, a price tag of $0.
MyWhoosh isn’t just a Zwift clone; it’s more like Zwift’s younger sibling, keen to emulate but also eager to set itself apart. The app brings in familiar elements like virtual worlds, social features, and gamification but adds its unique flair.
MyWhoosh has the potential to disrupt the indoor cycling app market, but it has to play its cards right. By building up its community and focusing on unique features and quality and creating that hook to bring users back, it can move from being an alternative to becoming a serious competitor.
Check out my detailed video review on MyWhoosh and strategies to become the next contender in the indoor cycling space.
Have you tried MyWhoosh? What’s your take on it?
