Peloton App Now Showing Target Metric Ranges; Android App User Interface Updates

The latest version of the Peloton app has received an update that will likely be extremely helpful for members who take classes on non-Peloton hardware devices. As of this week target metrics have been added to running, walking, cycling, and rowing classes on both the Peloton iOS and Android apps.

Target metrics on the app in landscape.
Target metrics on the app in landscape view on an iOS device.

Target metric ranges are a staple on the Bike, Tread, and Row, but have not been available on the digital app until now. The feature provides a visual cue of the metrics the instructor has called out during the class. On the Bike, this means target cadence and resistance ranges; on the Tread, target speed and incline ranges; and on the Row, the stroke rate.

Target metrics on the app in portrait view on iOS.
Target metrics on the app in portrait view on iOS.

There is a slightly different view of the numbers depending on whether your device is in portrait or landscape mode. In landscape view, the metrics are displayed on the left hand side over the video; while in portrait mode, the metrics are displayed below the video of the class alongside the calories and heart rate field (if the user has a heart rate monitor connected).

Note that as is the case with Peloton hardware devices, the metrics only appear in classes from the on-demand library; not live classes.

Target metrics on the app in landscape view.
Target metrics on the app in landscape view on Android.

In addition to this major update, which rolled out for both Android & iOS, the Android app also received slight style/user interface updates. The most noticeable difference is that the navigation bar at the bottom of the app has been altered, no longer including words for the menu buttons and instead only displaying graphics.

Android app displaying update navigation bar.
Android app displaying update navigation bar.

There are also some minor style updates throughout the app. For example, when selecting a class type in the on-demand library, the selected filters are now blue.

Android app with blue selected filter.
Android app with blue selected filter.

A green icon is also appearing for new features of the app, such as the recently added “music” tab. Previously – and still on the iOS app – a red icon appeared to call attention to new features.

Green "new" indicator on Android app.
Green “new” indicator on Android app.

Thanks to #PRRobin for providing a heads up and images of the Android UI update.


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Katie Weicher
Katie Weicher is a writer for Pelo Buddy. She purchased her Peloton Bike in 2016 and has been riding, strength training, and yoga flowing ever since. You can find her on the leaderboard at #kweich.

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