BikeControl

Name: BikeControl
Price: 5.99 USD
Rating: 3.2 (10 reviews)
Author: JONAS TASSILO BARK

Any controller, any trainer!

$5.99 · In‑App Purchases

10 Ratings
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Utilities
Developer

JONAS TASSILO BARK
Language

EN
English
Size

81.3
MB

With BikeControl (formerly SwiftControl) you can control your favorite trainer app using your hardware click devices. Here's what you can do with it, depending on your configuration: ▶ Virtual Gear shifting ▶ Steering / turning ▶ Adjust workout intensity ▶ Control music on your device ▶ More? If you can do it via keyboard, mouse or touch, you can do it with BikeControl Privacy and Security: ▶ BikeControl only accesses your screen to perform the gestures you configure ▶ No other accessibility features or personal information is accessed ▶ All gesture configurations remain on your device ▶ The app does not connect to external services for accessibility functions Terms of use: https://bikecontrol.app/terms-of-use

Ratings & Reviews

3.2

out of 5

10 Ratings

Lots of potential
Feb 10

scrlnet
I found this app because I wanted to use my Di2 shifters to control Zwift. Virtual shifting, ride-on bombs, power-ups, look behind, etc. And it does do these things, essentially turning an old iOS device into a virtual Zwift Click device over the network, bit it's very quirky. For example, if your iOS hub device goes to sleep while the app is running, you'll lose the connection and simply turning your hub device back on, while Zwift may find the connection again, will not actually reconnect you. The app needs to be closed and re-opened, and the connection re-established, and then it'll work again. So make sure your hub device don't go to sleep on you (disable auto-lock feature). I also experience similar issues if I start the app and it tries to connect before I start Zwift on my main iOS device (to be clear, I'm running BikeControl on one iOS device and Zwift on another). Unless I first start Zwift and then the app, I won't get a connection. So don't rely on this for virtual shifting... You'll likely be hosed otherwise, or miss the start of your event trying to get things connected. I'm also seeing that while Garmin Edge devices, for example, support single, double, and long clicks of Di2 D-FLY channels, the app only supports a single or long click per action, which means only 4 actions are assignable, for 4 channels, which means I have to reconfigure 2 levers to be D-FLY channels instead of having 6 gestures via the 2 top buttons, leaving my levers untouched. And finally, the look behind camera action isn't available for some reason. I'd still give it 4 stars in spite of the D-FLY shortcomings, but the quirkiness brings it down a notch. I'm very excited for the app's potential, though. I'm hoping for more improvements to come! Thank you for making it!

Developer Response
Thank you for your thorough feedback! I released 4.7.3 which should fix the "don't let your device go to sleep" issue.Unfortunately it indeed seems that Zwift does not want to reconnect, even though BikeControl is available, again. I'll see that can be done here!Regarding the D-Fly channels: unfortunately the Bluetooth part of the D-Fly channels only expose single clicks, and long clicks cannot be determined. But what can be done is "double clicks" - I'll investigate!
Lots of potential
Feb 10

scrlnet

I found this app because I wanted to use my Di2 shifters to control Zwift. Virtual shifting, ride-on bombs, power-ups, look behind, etc. And it does do these things, essentially turning an old iOS device into a virtual Zwift Click device over the network, bit it's very quirky. For example, if your iOS hub device goes to sleep while the app is running, you'll lose the connection and simply turning your hub device back on, while Zwift may find the connection again, will not actually reconnect you. The app needs to be closed and re-opened, and the connection re-established, and then it'll work again. So make sure your hub device don't go to sleep on you (disable auto-lock feature). I also experience similar issues if I start the app and it tries to connect before I start Zwift on my main iOS device (to be clear, I'm running BikeControl on one iOS device and Zwift on another). Unless I first start Zwift and then the app, I won't get a connection. So don't rely on this for virtual shifting... You'll likely be hosed otherwise, or miss the start of your event trying to get things connected. I'm also seeing that while Garmin Edge devices, for example, support single, double, and long clicks of Di2 D-FLY channels, the app only supports a single or long click per action, which means only 4 actions are assignable, for 4 channels, which means I have to reconfigure 2 levers to be D-FLY channels instead of having 6 gestures via the 2 top buttons, leaving my levers untouched. And finally, the look behind camera action isn't available for some reason. I'd still give it 4 stars in spite of the D-FLY shortcomings, but the quirkiness brings it down a notch. I'm very excited for the app's potential, though. I'm hoping for more improvements to come! Thank you for making it!
Developer Response Feb 12
Thank you for your thorough feedback! I released 4.7.3 which should fix the "don't let your device go to sleep" issue.Unfortunately it indeed seems that Zwift does not want to reconnect, even though BikeControl is available, again. I'll see that can be done here!Regarding the D-Fly channels: unfortunately the Bluetooth part of the D-Fly channels only expose single clicks, and long clicks cannot be determined. But what can be done is "double clicks" - I'll investigate!
Improving
Feb 28

scrlnet
I previously rated this app 3 stars. A new version has since been released and it feels more reliable. I was able to complete a couple of rides using virtual shifting on Zwift using my Di2 levers, and power-ups and ride-on bombs with my Di2 buttons (on the tops). The app also stayed connected to Zwift even with the screen off on my iOS device. I also greatly appreciated the Developer’s response to my previous feedback! Now if only the app could handle long-presses and double-presses for additional functions with very limited Di2 D-FLY channels…
Improving
Feb 28

scrlnet

I previously rated this app 3 stars. A new version has since been released and it feels more reliable. I was able to complete a couple of rides using virtual shifting on Zwift using my Di2 levers, and power-ups and ride-on bombs with my Di2 buttons (on the tops). The app also stayed connected to Zwift even with the screen off on my iOS device. I also greatly appreciated the Developer’s response to my previous feedback! Now if only the app could handle long-presses and double-presses for additional functions with very limited Di2 D-FLY channels…
Improving.
Jan 23

biker128
When it works, it works good. Watch when an update to this app or Zwift or MyWhoosh happens. The set order can change. Connect a Zwift to awaken the Clicks V2s. Then open BikeControl then MyWhoosh. At this time. ;-).

Developer Response
Unfortunately the MyWhoosh Link method is notoriously unstable and there's not much I can do about it :( I am, however, working together with MyWhoosh to offer a much more reliable method, soon!
Improving.
Jan 23

biker128

When it works, it works good. Watch when an update to this app or Zwift or MyWhoosh happens. The set order can change. Connect a Zwift to awaken the Clicks V2s. Then open BikeControl then MyWhoosh. At this time. ;-).
Developer Response 12/11/2025
Unfortunately the MyWhoosh Link method is notoriously unstable and there's not much I can do about it :( I am, however, working together with MyWhoosh to offer a much more reliable method, soon!
Loving SwiftControl
11/22/2025

BKW22
I’ve been using Zwift Click on ROUVY for virtual shifting but when ROUVY launched keyboard shifting I found this app and now can use my Shimano Di2 shifters for virtual shifting. It works flawlessly and I am so excited to be able to use my shifters again. This is a great app!
Loving SwiftControl
11/22/2025

BKW22

I’ve been using Zwift Click on ROUVY for virtual shifting but when ROUVY launched keyboard shifting I found this app and now can use my Shimano Di2 shifters for virtual shifting. It works flawlessly and I am so excited to be able to use my shifters again. This is a great app!

**Features**: - show latest blog posts from bikecontrol.app - Add two extra Wahoo KICKR headwind actions for cyclic speed increase/decrease (thanks @Tumlinh) **Fixes**: - offer "Mark as unlocked" to mark your Click V2 as unlocked when having unlocked manually

Version 5.1.1 Mar 27

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Seller: OpenBikeControl UG (haftungsbeschrankt)
Size: 81.3 MB
Category: Utilities
Compatibility: Requires iOS 15.6 or later.

iPhone
Requires iOS 15.6 or later.

iPad
Requires iPadOS 15.6 or later.

iPod touch
Requires iOS 15.6 or later.

Mac
Requires macOS 12.4 or later.

Apple Vision
Requires visionOS 1.0 or later.
Languages: English
Age Rating: 4+

4+

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In-App Purchases: Yes

BikeControl Pro $2.99

Full Version Unlock $4.99

BikeControl Pro $28.99

BikeControl Pro - Yearly $29.99

BikeControl Pro $2.99

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Lots of potential

Improving

Improving.

Loving SwiftControl

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