Peloton has reformatted the monthly summary email, known as “Month in Review”, that is sent to members to recap their previous month with Peloton. Members have reported receiving the updated template with the subject line: “Let’s shout out your July achievements.”
Peloton did not send a June 2023 recap email – instead, they sent a notice that they would send a new version soon. That email read: “We’ve been working night and day to bring you a new and improved Month in Review experience. In the meantime, head to your profile to see your stats from last month.”
Peloton began distributing the “new and improved” version today, August 8. The email is slightly different from the previous version. The background is black instead of white, with Peloton’s new signature colors of neon green and purple from the recent rebrand.
Instead of starting out with a calendar image highlighting the number of active days (and corresponding blue dots), it lists a number of statistics: number of active days, best output, minutes spent working out, miles traveled, and total calories burned.
This section is similar to the previous template (while missing the calendar view), though the information is formatted differently.
The next couple of sections are entirely new. The email then details “big milestones unlocked” – in other words, some of the badges you earned throughout the month. However, some members have shared that this section did not accurately capture their milestones celebrated during the month of July.
Next, there is a section for body activity called “see how you’re moving.” This is the body activity graphic that is shown in the app and Peloton website as well. Members are given a dynamic graphic that highlights different muscle groups worked – such as chest, core, legs, and shoulders. Members are instructed to visit their profile pages to see the comprehensive overview of muscle groups worked.
The next two sections are the same as the previous email template. There is a list of new followers that you’ve gained throughout the month, and a “community highlights” section. This section showcases the class with the highest rated playlist, and the class with the highest rated difficulty.
Interestingly, the class with the highest rated playlist does not appear to be consistent across all member recap emails.
Members can expect the monthly recap email to resume moving forward. What do you think of the new format and information included?
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They stopped sending me my month in review a long time ago. I winder why?
**wonder
I’ve not seen such emails for a very long time…. I never receive emails from Peloton to my email address I use for my Peloton account. I have a secondary email account they have on file which gets bombarded with marketing emails however.
I miss inclusion of my “Peloton Partner in Crime” at the conclusion of the monthly recap. I agree that some of the data seems suspect and did not align with MY usual selections. While showing which July dropped workouts were top rated or most popular promotes those classes, I would have been far more interested in July dopped workouts which align with rides and strength classes I take. My achievement of PRs, Badges, recognizing 2023 months challenges were completed (running summary) would have been more interesting and reflective of my month in review than showing swarm achievement.
I haven’t received it yet. I am an app user, would that be why?