Revamped my.zwift.com Dashboard Launched

Zwift has just launched a revamped my.zwift.com dashboard, and it looks great! Here’s a quick video tour:

Revamped my.zwift.com - a quick tour

Key Features

The new dashboard basically replicates the functionality we have in the Companion app’s “Activities” feed, but in a beautiful, full-screen layout that works great on a computer monitor.

With the new my.zwift.com you’re able to:

  • Browse activities of those you follow and favorite, as well as your own activities
  • Click an activity for details. Details include:
    • Distance, time, elevation, calories
    • Achievements (leaders jerseys, PRs, etc)
    • Animated map
    • Ride Ons given (only the first ~100 or so Ride Ons given seem to be stored on Zwift’s servers for these animations)
    • Heart rate, cadence, speed, power, and other data
    • Screenshots taken during the activity
  • Give other Zwifters a Ride On for an activity
  • Post comments on activities
  • Edit your activity’s name and privacy settings (see below)
  • Download your activity’s fit file

Activity Privacy

Each activity now has a unique URL. Here’s an example: https://www.zwift.com/feed/477602430079045312

If your activity privacy is set to “Public” (like the above activity) anyone can view it via its unique URL, as long as they are signed into a Zwift account. You may also set your activity to be visible only to Followers, or Private (where only you can view it).

Profile and Other Settings

The tools for modifying your profile, billing info, etc don’t appear to have changed with this update. Once you’re signed into my.zwift.com, click your profile image at the top-right and click “My Profile” to access the following:

  • Your profile settings (name, weight, country flag, etc)
  • Change password
  • Modify connections to third-party apps/sites
  • Change email subscription settings (change which emails you receive from Zwift)
  • Modify billing info

ZwiftPower Link

James Hodges over at ZwiftPower has added a link in event results to view each rider’s activity details. Quick work!

Share Your Thoughts

Check out your upgrades dashboard, then chime in with your thoughts below! Did I miss any new features?

Eric Schlange
Eric Schlangehttps://zwiftinsider.com
Eric runs Zwift Insider in the spare time he finds between riding his bike and managing various business interests. He lives in Northern California with his beautiful wife Monica. Follow on Strava

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Walter
Walter
6 years ago

Thank you for taking us through the new Zwift dashboard. I wish we could also see our garage and badges on Zwift.com. Me and a friend are trying to complete all the Zwift routes, but it is annoying that we always have to start a ride and go to menu if we just want to see which routes/badges we are missing. Would be nice to have these on the dashboard, maybe even the garage. I noticed that it is showing my drops total.

Cédric Liénart
Cédric Liénart
6 years ago
Reply to  Walter

I agree, it’s a bit of a pain, especially for the route achievements! What I did was to export the routes from ZI’s master list at https://zwiftinsider.com/routes/ and filter on cycle routes where Badge XP > 0. Saved it as an Excel file and everytime I complete a route, I tick a box. I also use ZwiftHacks’ Zwift Preferences tool to pre-select the next route I haven’t ridden yet, such that the next time I open Zwift, I’m all set !

anderfo
anderfo
6 years ago
Reply to  Walter

You can track your route/badge hunt progress at https://veloviewer.com/zwift-insider if you want.

Nick
Nick
6 years ago
Reply to  Walter

Add being able to see/edit FTP and browse/edit training plans to this list.

Will
Will
6 years ago

This looks really good. There’s always been a lot of disconnect between what you can do with the app, the website, and the game itself. This update goes a long way towards closing that gap.

A couple of notable absences on the new site:
Race/Group Ride finishing positions
Ability to click through to view other peoples profiles

Brandon
Brandon
6 years ago
Reply to  Will

The only thing I used the iOS app for when I wasn’t on the bike was to check people’s profiles.

You could also see your number of drop points on the iOS app. They might be on the website but I’ve not managed to find them yet.

I also have never understood why they don’t show the amount of XP someone has (including yourself) when you view which level someone is on. Its a shame this wasn’t added.#

It also annoying that you can’t change the equipment you are using on the website or the iOS app. Its a ball ack having to start a ride in order to get to this functionality inside the actual game app.

Not sure I will use the new web site functionality as checking activities on the iOS app is very easy and the website doesn’t appear to do anything new which I’d want.

Olivier David
Olivier David
6 years ago
Reply to  Will

I agree this is a good news and a good start.
The “Notes” field available in the Companion is missing also. I use it to put some personal notes. It’s not visible and not editable on the website.

Umsiukas
Umsiukas
6 years ago
Reply to  Olivier David

Notes are not visible on the activity feed page, but once you click any of your rides notes become available on the ride details page, and they are editable.

Olivier David
Olivier David
6 years ago
Reply to  Umsiukas

You’re right thanks.
My fault, I did not scroll down to the end of the page!

Pete C
Pete C
6 years ago

It’s too bad that they aren’t showing what position someone finished in a race event. It’d be nice to congratulate my friends on their placing.

Massi Coe
Massi Coe
6 years ago
Reply to  Pete C

The only problem with that one is, the placing in the Zwift event often doesn’t sync up to the finishing position on zwiftpower. I came in 14th in a race the other day, only to find out due to sandbaggers I actually won the race…..

Robert
Robert
6 years ago
Reply to  Massi Coe

Zwift (non Zwiftpower) results remain visible on the Companion app. It’s not like the data does not exist.

Andy
Andy
6 years ago

Power and HR distribution graphs are messed up. Y-axis doesn’t make any sense. I have zones where I spent 1 second but from that graph, it looks like a few minutes.

Jonathan
Jonathan
6 years ago
Reply to  Andy

Very strange. Looks like they are using a logarithmic Y-axis or something like that.

Robert
Robert
6 years ago
Reply to  Andy

The power graph sort of looks ok, the HR one is completely off – they did the x-axis of zones based on the max HR you attained in the event rather than the max HR you have in your profile. The x-axis of the bar graph is probably ok. This skews all the zones way to the right.

Andy
Andy
6 years ago
Reply to  Robert

Both of them have issues with Y-axis. For some reason they didn’t put 0 for Y axis as minimum value. You can see it here: https://imgur.com/a/86wQJ8i
My time in 350-375 zone was 60x bigger than 550-575, but you couldn’t tell from that graph.

Mike Kauspedas
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Mike Kauspedas(@mike)
6 years ago

Still can’t see achievements or badges 🙁

Massi Coe
Massi Coe
6 years ago

Would love to see the sprint and KOM points (start and finish) highlighted/shown on the map for each area. I was riding around NYC yesterday and wanted to do a few sprint repeats, but couldn’t remember where the sprint was. Having a green line for start/finish of the sprint and red line or the like for KOM start/finish would be awesome! Love the new look though, can’t wait to explore it!

Jonathan
Jonathan
6 years ago

The new ride details pages are nice, but the overall layout makes it much harder to download the FIT files for your activities. You used to be able to do it directly from the activity list; now you have to click through to the ride page and then into the settings pop-up.

Robert
Robert
6 years ago
Reply to  Jonathan

I hit the “download” control at the top right the first time – which of course (!) leads to the app download. Hiding downloads under the settings isn’t great UI.

Robert
Robert
6 years ago

Still a few bugs in the system. My activity feed has a phantom activity at the top – a Tour de Zwift Stage 7 Race (complete with the right background), and the words “Group Ride” on it. The HR graph is wrong (x-axis of zones done on event max HR rather than profile one). The power graph looks like it has a weird scaling on the y axis. The timeline graph is a nice idea, the sync with the map another one, but you can’t actually display both completely on a standard laptop monitor. Total number of zwifters in the event is way off (90 finishers in C alone, this shows total number at 40, presumably all cats). It’s impossible to get to the screenshots on a laptop monitor, that section of the page gets removed when you scroll towards it.

I’ll give them a 6/10. And the SQA team a 3/10.

Jack
Jack
6 years ago

I like this a lot! The one thing that I would like to add to it is being able to follow other racers as dots on the map so I can analyze how I missed the break or timed a sprint etc.

Leo Missler
Leo Missler
6 years ago

Thank you for this update. I Like the new Zwift Dasboard a lot! Would be nice if I could move the hairline in the Timeline Graph by cursor left or right. The steps would then be more in control. Overall I’m very pleased with this update. Keep improving….!!! Ride On 🙂

James Wendell
James Wendell
6 years ago

Not sure where we see this: Heart rate, cadence, speed, power, and other data

Trey
Trey
6 years ago
Reply to  James Wendell

In the event, scroll down from the map and the graphs will be there. Can’t get the color overlay on the power like you can in the companion app, tho.

Michael Bello
6 years ago

I would love more in the Companion app. Access to the achievements, challenges (including progress and the ability to join), and the drop shop would be fantastic. I can also dream of a built in Discord like voice feature.

Marky
Marky
6 years ago

It looks good but it is completely useless.. Takes now 4 clicks to download .fit file…

Mark Foster
Mark Foster
6 years ago

The “Activity Feed” is a bit weird… when I’m in “All” I get one other person’s activities in my feed that I don’t know at all ! Not even someone that I was on the same course at the same time as.

Mark Foster
Mark Foster
6 years ago
Reply to  Mark Foster

Ah… looking a bit closer I can see that these are people that I have following me ! I’m at level 30 and have never even realized this was possible till now !

Jens Weckerle
6 years ago

https://zwift.com/feed/3414414

11.18.2016 😁🤟🏾

Fabio
Fabio
6 years ago

What is the URL for the old dashboard? Lost my bookmarks and can’t remember.
???

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