New Peloton "Note to Self" Feature Lets Members Log Private Notes on Classes & Workouts

Peloton has announced a new feature called “Note to Self”. This is a long-requested capability that gives members a private, personal space to log their own performance details, instructor cues, equipment settings, or anything else they want to remember about a particular class.

While the feature was announced today, it should become available to most members on May 6, 2026.

Note to Self has been one of the most frequently requested Peloton features for years. Until now, members who wanted to track personal details from a class, like an instructor cue that resonated, or settings they want to repeat next time, have had to rely on external notebooks, the Notes app on their phone, or other workaround tools. Note to Self brings that capability directly into the Peloton app.

The new 'Add a note to self' option appears alongside Done and View Workout on the post-class summary screen. — The new ‘Add a note to self’ option appears alongside Done and View Workout on the post-class summary screen. Image credit Peloton.

Once the feature is available for your account, you’ll see a few new touchpoints throughout the Peloton app. The first place most members will encounter it is on the workout summary screen at the end of a class. In addition to the existing “Done” and “View Workout” buttons, there is now an option to “Add a note to self.” Pressing this opens a text entry screen where you can log up to 2,000 characters of notes.

Tapping 'Add a note to self' opens an editing modal where members can capture up to 2,000 characters per note. — Tapping ‘Add a note to self’ opens an editing modal where members can capture up to 2,000 characters per note. Image credit Peloton.

When viewing a class in the on-demand library, there is also a new “Note to self” section on the class details page that shows a preview of your most recent note for that class, along with a count of how many notes you’ve left on that class total.

On the class details page for any class you’ve taken, a new ‘Note to self’ section surfaces a preview of your most recent note plus a count of total notes. Image credit Peloton.

Tapping into that section will bring you to a list of all notes you’ve left on that particular class.

If you’ve taken the same class multiple times, all your notes for that class are listed in one place – sorted by the date the class was last taken. Image credit Peloton.

When viewing your workout history, classes that have a note attached will surface a preview of the note directly on the history list, making it easy to spot which classes you’ve left thoughts on without having to dig in.

Workout history now shows a preview of any notes you’ve added to a class, with a ‘read more’ option to expand. Image credit Peloton.

If you take the same class multiple times, you can add a separate note for each time you take it. Each note is tied to the date and time of that specific workout, so you can track how things changed across multiple takes of the same class. Notes are also visible from the workout-specific summary view, so you can revisit them in the context of the metrics from that day.

Notes are also surfaced on the individual workout summary view, alongside achievements, output, and other class metrics. Image credit Peloton.

Notes are private and visible only to the member who created them.

The full ability to add, edit, and delete notes is available within the Peloton App. On Peloton Bike, Tread, and Row hardware, members can view their notes but cannot create or edit them on the device itself. This means you can write your “trainer-style” notes from your phone, and have them visible on your Peloton Bike, Tread, or Row when viewing the library.

At this time, there is no search feature for notes. So, for example, you can’t search for the keyword “pizza” to surface every note where you mentioned that word.

Notes are accessed by going to the class they were left on, the workout summary, or the workout history.

This should be available on both the Peloton iOS app and the Peloton Android app.

Update – This article originally stated that the rollout would start April 27th, and be a phased rollout with most members receiving it by May 6th. Peloton has now updated that timeline, and the launch will happen all at once on May 6th.

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