Use Zwift Play with Biketerra
Controller
Zwift Play
Trainer app
Biketerra
Does it work?
Yes
Through BikeControl, with the inputs Biketerra already accepts
Biketerra is not a BikeControl partner: BikeControl sends the inputs it already accepts, the way a keyboard or a Bluetooth controller does.
BikeControl maps the Zwift Play's buttons to Biketerra actions such as shift up and down and navigate left and right, over Local.
Try it for 5 days (7 on Windows) to check it works with your setup. Then Base, a one-time purchase per platform, or Pro.
What to know about Zwift Play with Biketerra
What your buttons can do
5 actions in Biketerra
- Shift Up
- Shift Down
- Navigate Right
- Navigate Left
- Toggle UI
Through the Local connection, on the device Biketerra runs on, a button can also press any keyboard key, click the mouse or tap the screen, control media (play/pause, next and previous track, volume), take a screenshot or record the screen.
PROMedia controls, screenshots and screen recording are part of Pro.
Runs on
- iPhone
- iPad
- Android
- macOS
- Windows
Without BikeControl
Connects over
- Local. BikeControl presses the keys and taps for Biketerra on the device Biketerra runs on.
BikeControl drives Biketerra through keyboard simulation on the device that runs Biketerra.
What you need
- After the trial, a one-time purchase for your buttons in your trainer app.
- PROonly for three actions per button or BikeControl's own virtual shifting.
Designed for Zwift
The Zwift Play was designed for Zwift, so it works best there. Biketerra only offers a few controls BikeControl can trigger: shift up and down, navigate left and right, and toggle the on-screen UI. Other buttons have nothing to do in Biketerra — but every control Biketerra has works from the Zwift Play.
How to use Zwift Play with Biketerra
Install BikeControl
Install BikeControl on the device that runs Biketerra. Biketerra only takes BikeControl's input through the Local connection, which works on that same device.
Pair the Zwift Play
Turn on the Zwift Play and pair it with BikeControl over Bluetooth.
Select Biketerra
In BikeControl, select Biketerra as your trainer app.
Connect BikeControl
Turn on the Local connection in BikeControl. BikeControl drives Biketerra through keyboard simulation on the device that runs Biketerra.
Ride
Start a ride in Biketerra. The Zwift Play's buttons now shift and trigger the Biketerra actions you mapped.
More setups for the Zwift Play
Other controllers with Biketerra
See all supported controllers and apps, the Zwift Play guide, or download BikeControl, free to try on iOS, Android, Windows and macOS.
Frequently asked questions
Does the Zwift Play work with Biketerra?
How does BikeControl connect to Biketerra?
Which platforms can I ride Biketerra on with BikeControl?
Is Biketerra an official BikeControl partner?
Is the Zwift Play as good in Biketerra as in Zwift?
Do I need BikeControl Pro?
What riders wrote in the stores
Seven reviews from the App Store and Google Play, quoted word for word.
“The high quality of both the app and customer service really makes it value for money.”
NicoGoogle Play review “it works, many possibilities, like the screenshot ability to simulate finger touch.”
CedricGoogle Play review “Works perfectly with my Zwift Cog and Click on my Xiaomi tablet.”
MaximeGoogle Play review “Because of this app I bought zwift ride. It unlocks zwift ride to be used with Mywhoosh. You can see the amount of work done by the developer through the huge amount of features.”
VladGoogle Play review “Great job by the developer! Using Cycplus BC2 on the iPhone and on the Mac. Now I can virtually shift MyWhoosh and TrainingPeaksVirtual on the Mac.”
WaltApp Store review “Works great in general, and now with SRAM. No Zwift click needed anymore which is especially helpful for ROUVY.”
RedirApp Store review “Works much better with click v2 on iPhone and MacOs myWhoosh app after the latest update. All in all, very useful app.”
r4deApp Store review
Ride Biketerra with your Zwift Play.
Pair the Zwift Play, pick Biketerra, ride. A 5-day trial on every platform (7 on Windows) shows it works with your setup. Base is bought once per platform; Pro is a subscription.