Stages Power meter app compatibility

Modified on Thu, 27 Mar at 4:14 PM

Stages Power meters support standard ANT+ and Bluetooth protocols, allowing them to integrate seamlessly with third-party apps that allow you to pair to a power sensor. We also provide our own app for recording indoor rides, managing devices, and tracking your training. Here are some recommended apps to use to record rides, train, and work out using your Stages Power meter.

Note that third-party app compatibility and features can change at any time. For questions about pairing your power meter with a specific app, consult the app's documentation.

Ride recording apps

Stages Cycling app

Stages' own app can record indoor cycling rides with a Stages Power meter, including those equipped on Stages SC-series indoor bikes, StagesBike SB20 smart bikes, and any bike with a Stages Power meter on a trainer or rollers.

Ride with GPS

Pair your Stages Power meter as a Bluetooth power sensor in the Ride with GPS mobile app. Add your power meter in the settings menu to record an outdoor ride with mapping and routing features in the app.

Virtual cycling and training apps

Rouvy

Pair your Stages Power meter as a Bluetooth or ANT+* power sensor on the Rouvy platform and start exploring scenic cycling locations around the world.

TrainerRoad

Pair your Stages Power meter as a Bluetooth or ANT+* power sensor on the TrainerRoad platform and start training. The TrainerRoad platform includes training plans, a workout library, and a customer workout builder.

Wahoo X

Pair your Stages Power meter as a Bluetooth power sensor on the Wahoo X app. Wahoo X includes immersive workouts powered by your Stages power meter.

Zwift

Pair your Stages Power meter as a Bluetooth or ANT+* power or cadence sensor with all Zwift apps through in-app pairing or the use of the Zwift Companion app. Begin exploring Zwift's many virtual worlds, including virtual races, group rides, and workouts, all using your Stages Power meter.

*ANT+ compatibility may require the use of an ANT+ USB dongle or the use of an ANT+ compatible mobile device (most commonly Samsung smartphones and tablets).