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Agree. Just started with Zwift and P1 pedals. It appears that the mobile app will connect to both pedals, but for different things. For example, you can set the left pedal as the power source and the right pedal as the cadence source.

I was planning on doing the same with the workaround Alex suggested, but came across a YouTube movie in which the guy overlayed TR over zwift using the multitask feature. It are the three dots on top of for instance TR or Netflix that allow to minimize and overlay an app over another.

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See the screenshot of my iPhone screen above? The orange Z icon is the Zwift program. This never needs to be running on my cell phone, because I've got the Zwift app itself running on my laptop computer. That teal Z icon, that's what I want to have running as a companion app.

The other thing the Mobile Link app does is make it much easier to find and join a ride or race or any kind of organized "event" in Zwift. It took me awhile to understand how you can "sign up" for an event. You can find events via Zwift's website. You can log into your account on the website. But the website is pretty limited. While you can "see" upcoming events on the website, read the descriptions, you can't join or sign up for them there. The easiest way to sign up for an event is on the Mobile Link app. This took me at least a week to figure out (because of my computerlexia). Let's talk for a minute about how utterly confused I was about how to interface with Zwift.

Zwift.com, Zwift (the Game), Zwift Mobile Link (the Remote Control)

If you go to Zwift.com, you can do certain things there. You can establish an account, set up ways to pay, log into your account. When you're logged into your account you can see your activity, the rides you've done. You can also read support articles. You can download the program Zwift from the website. You see "events" in the calendar from the website. But you cannot join these events from the website. And, you cannot "Zwift" from the Zwift website. You can download the program Zwift, install it on your computer (or tablet, what have you). That's it. That's what you can do on the Zwift's website.

Then there's the program Zwift, which you now have on some device (iOS phone or tablet, or desktop Windows or Mac computer). Zwift refers to the program, the application, as the "Game", i.e., if you execute a task, such as ride your bike, in the application you're doing it "in the Game." The Game isn't available for Android devices. But the Mobile Link app is. So, you could be running the Game on either Windows or Mac, while running the mobile app on either iOS or Android. Whatever runs the Game has to be fairly robust (decent graphics card, decent amount of RAM, etc.). Now you can Zwift.

If you want to enter a group ride (which Slowtwitch has on Thursdays), or a group workout (which we have on Tuesdays), you have to "find" that event and that's not so easy to do from "the Game". In other words, you can find events easy on Zwift's website, but not enter them. You can enter them on the Zwift program, but it's not easy to find them. You can enter an event while in the Game, but only if the event is coming up soon, within the hour, or within a very few hours perhaps.

The Zwift Mobile Link app makes certain tasks much easier! Such as entering an event. You can enter any event (ride, workout, race) that's on the schedule, even if it's a week from now. Look at the image above. There are three views of my iPhone screen when in Mobile Link. At left is what one sees when clicking the EVENTS tab at the bottom of the screen. I've migrated to this upcoming week's Hilly Vanilli ride on Thursday (now at 11:30am Pacific because of Daylight Savings). When I click on this, I get the screen image at center. I don't want to enter as a "C". I want to enter as a "D" (because I'm slower than a C). So, I scroll down and there's my ride, the D ride, and when I enter that + sign changes to a checkmark. See? I'm entered!

For some time I couldn't remember what signified having "entered"; the + sign or the checkmark. You click the event, turning a + sign into a checkmark. Checkmark = entered. You may need to select your level (A, B, C, D). As you see, I checkmarked D.

Here's a bit of alchemy I don't understand. If you click this link from a desktop computer it'll take you to the Hilly Vanilli (our Thursday ride, which I love). If you click that link from a mobile device, and you have Zwift Mobile Link installed, it'll take you to that screen above, and you can click and enter right there.

In the Mobile Link app you can text people, give them a thumbs up, take a picture of any moment inside the Game, you can look at any of your ride metrics, all kinds of stuff! It's pretty clear that Zwift's intention is to further empower this Mobile Link App. Yes, your laptop might be where the Game sits, but the Mobile Link app is where Zwift wants you to control all the Game functions and why not? It's much easier to do stuff on your phone, including voice messaging during a ride. Which is another thing it took me a week or two to figure out. It works just like voice text messages. Which can be pretty funny on the screen, during a ride. Last week Jordan texted to the group to "honor your trainer", which is not what he said, but it's what his phone thought he said. And besides, I think my trainer does deserve some respect.

Your Settings

There are three different places your settings live, and boy did this stymie me for awhile! On the website, as noted, you have your basic account. Payment history, payment type, your gender, weight, height, login credentials. Then, inside the Game, there's a MENU, and if you click MENU you'll see the screenshot just below, with "settings" at the bottom right. But this is just your preferred Game settings, imperial versus metric, stuff like that. In the upper left you'll see a pencil icon, and if you click that, it mostly includes the settings you established when setting up your account (gender, height, weight). But there are two other settings not available to you while logging into your account on the website: Max HR, and FTP.

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I also had inconsistencies with my 1030 and the Connect IQ app when I first enrolled in Xert 2+ years ago. However, everything has been working fine since a firmware update on the Garmin awhile back plus a reinstall of the Connect IQ app. I also made sure to pair things under Garmin settings, not within the IQ app.

Even so the smoothest experience is to run the mobile app on a phone (I use Android) since Connect IQ adds more layers for things to go wrong (IQ app to Garmin OS/device to BT on phone to Garmin Connect to Internet to Remote Monitor sync).

When you use the mobile app you lose Garmin Connect analysis unless you make the effort to export your activities from Xert and import into Garmin.

It seems with all apps and platforms there is always a downside no matter what device or which options you choose. I think it boils down to a lack of standards with the various platforms competing against each other. As a result export/import and sync functions are haphazard at best and in some cases impossible to resolve.

I use both simultaneously. I run TrainerRoad with ANT+, and Zwift with bluetooth on my PC. I will probably use my phone for TR soon. TR controls my trainer in ERG. I also pair my power meter only to zwift and compare the numbers to my trainer all the time as a result (and have caught 1-2 discrepancies in both so far), but you can uncheck the controllable box.

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