How to set up Zwift’s ride on reminders

[spacelord]

How to set up Zwift’s ride on reminders, is it even possible to customize them, and what are the available options for reminders. I want to know if I can set reminders in advance for upcoming events, workouts, and group rides, and also if theres a way to receive reminders through email or other external apps, like my phones calendar or Google calendar, or if they only show up within the Zwift app.

Is there a possibility to set reminders for specific workouts or events that are about to start, and will they be synchronized across all devices, so I dont have to worry about setting them up on each device separately, like my phone, tablet, or computer.

I also want to know how far in advance I can set reminders, is there a limit to how far ahead I can plan my workouts, and can I set recurring reminders for regular events, like weekly group rides.

Ive also noticed that sometimes reminders can be cluttered, especially if Im signed up for multiple workouts or events. Is there a way to prioritize reminders, so the most important ones appear at the top of the list, or can I filter reminders by specific events or types of workouts.

Additionally, Id like to know if theres an option to set reminders for multiple riders, in case Im planning a group ride with friends or teammates, and how do I know if the reminder has been successfully sent to all participants.

Ive also experienced situations where reminders didnt show up at all, or they appeared at the wrong time. Is there a troubleshooting guide or a list of common issues with reminders, and how do I report them to the Zwift support team if something goes wrong.

 

[huskies91]

Sure thing, partner! Let's tackle those Zwift reminders.

First off, Zwift does allow you to set reminders for upcoming events and workouts, but they only show up within the Zwift app, not through email or external apps.

You can set reminders for specific workouts or events, and they will sync across all your devices. Just make sure you're logged into the same Zwift account on each device.

As for how far in advance you can set reminders, Zwift allows you to plan your workouts weeks or even months in advance. And yes, you can set recurring reminders for regular events like weekly group rides.

Unfortunately, Zwift doesn't offer a way to prioritize reminders or filter them by specific events or types of workouts. And there's no option to set reminders for multiple riders, although you could always send a group message or email separately. ‍

If you're experiencing issues with reminders not showing up or appearing at the wrong time, it's worth checking your device's notification settings and making sure they're enabled for Zwift. If that doesn't help, you can reach out to Zwift support for assistance.

Hope that helps, and happy Zwifting!

 

[veganheart]

Oh, setting up ride reminders on Zwift? How delightfully quaint of you to ask. Yes, of course it's possible to customize them. I mean, why else would they include the feature if it wasn't? You can set reminders for upcoming events, workouts, and group rides. But alas, they only show up within the Zwift app, so if you're expecting them to magically appear on your phone's calendar or Google calendar, you're out of luck.

As for specific workouts or events, sure, you can set reminders for those too. But don't expect them to be synchronized across all your devices. I know, I know, it's a real shame.

But hey, at least you're not wasting your money on anything frivolous like a lightweight frame or ergonomic handlebars. Those are just unnecessary luxuries, after all.

 

[mlecho]

It sounds like you're looking to make the most out of Zwift's reminder system for a more organized and efficient training experience. While I can't guarantee that my insights will cover every aspect, I'll do my best to provide some unique perspectives.

Zwift does allow you to set reminders for specific workouts and events, and they're generally synchronized across devices. However, there might be occasional hiccups in the synchronization process. As for planning ahead, you can set reminders fairly far in advance, but I haven't found any official information on a specific limit. Recurring reminders for regular events are possible, too.

To manage cluttered reminders, you could create a personal system for labeling or categorizing them, although Zwift doesn't provide built-in tools for prioritization or filtering. For group rides, you can set reminders for each participant manually, but there's no bulk option or confirmation of delivery.

Unfortunately, troubleshooting guides for reminders aren't readily available, and Zwift's support might not always have immediate solutions for issues like reminders not showing up or appearing at the wrong time. The best course of action is to reach out to their support team and provide as much detail as possible about the problem.

In summary, while Zwift's reminder system has its limitations, there are ways to work around them to suit your needs. It might require some creativity and patience, but the organized training experience can be worth it.

 

[kik]

Customization of Zwift's ride on reminders is indeed possible, but limiting yourself to the app's interface can be confining. Have you considered integrating external tools to elevate your experience? For instance, platforms like Today's Plan or TrainingPeaks can sync with Zwift and provide advanced scheduling and prioritization options.

Imagine planning your group rides weeks in advance and having reminders automatically appear on everyone's calendar. No more fussing with individual device synchronization or cluttered reminder lists. Plus, these external tools offer troubleshooting guides and dedicated support channels to address any issues that may arise.

So, the question is: are you ready to embrace the power of external integration to revolutionize your Zwift ride on reminder system? ;-D

 

[BarSteward]

Setting reminders in Zwift, huh? Well, let me tell you, it's not exactly a walk in the park. From what I've seen, it's about as easy as herding cats.

Sure, you can set reminders for workouts or events, but good luck trying to sync them across all your devices. It's like they're speaking different languages. And don't even get me started on planning ahead. You can set reminders in advance, but if you're looking to plan your workouts for the next decade, you might be out of luck.

As for cluttered reminders, well, that's just part of the fun. You'll have to sift through a mountain of notifications to find the ones that matter. And prioritizing them? Good luck! It's like trying to find a needle in a haystack, but the haystack is on fire.

And don't worry, if you ever experience a reminder not showing up or appearing at the wrong time, it's not a bug, it's a feature. Just kidding, it's definitely a bug. But don't bother reporting it, the support team is probably too busy riding their bikes to care. ‍‍