Kinomap: Bike, Run, Row

I use this app for rowing and it is an Overall good app, but it is sometimes difficult to find things and understand what everything means. The set up was a breeze and it works great with my machine. However there is Too much information in your face, and the logo and color scheme of yellow and black is far to agressive. I don’t wanna feel bad and overly intimidated when opening the app, but instead feel welcomed and encouraged to do my best.I see no reason why the logo cannot be redesigned and be blue/green/ purple or any color that does not seem as intense as the yellow and black is. I would slim down the amount of info shown and reduce tabs, prioritizing the important information, and hiding less relevant things. Basically make the app friendlier to use and friendlier to look at. For example, show a rowing route with the scenic view, time, and distance in one box, not in separate locations. Instead of having a little word that says easy, medium or hard, make them into categories that you can select between. Good app, just needs some work. Even by just changing the yellow to a nice blue throughout the app and logo would solve like 50% of the problem

I’ve had issues with the Elite trainer pedals lock ing up with Zwift and Wahoo but everything connects easily and works effortlessly with Kinomap! Even connecting Strava was simple. The app doesn’t freeze and it’s cheaper than all the other subscriptions. This is a great app option that is half the price of its competitors. It doesn’t have all the other fitness options /plans bells and whistles like Wahoo but if what you need is a row/bike/run program with simulations and beautiful scenery, a large variety of types and durations of rides, this is the app for you. The video quality is not always great but it’s still nice to ride the Pyrenees or pacific islands, enjoying the views and intensities. This has my vote!!!

I recently got back into cycling after years of not riding at all. I cannot ride outdoors as often as I would like, so most of my rides are indoors (which I never really enjoyed). I have downloaded a few of the “top-rated” cycling apps (under trial membership) and each has their share of pros and cons. There are features in the other apps that I really wish were incorporated into Kinomap but overall I like Kinomap the best. Once I understood the user interface, the three features that stood out to me about the app are 1) the ability to use an external monitor to display the ride and 2) the ability to increase or decrease the resistance directly from the main screen and 3) the selection of videos to choose from (including really easy downhill rides to help get back into shape). Number 1 cycling app in my opinion. The equipment I am using: older iPad, Original Kickr, Tickr heart rate monitor, Wahoo cadence sensor and external LCD monitor.