Guides

Use your Android phone as a gear shifter for MyWhoosh: pair over Bluetooth, open the free layout, tap to shift up and down. Steps and limits.

Change gears in Biketerra from an Android phone instead of a Zwift Click: pair it with your Mac or Windows PC, then tap S and W. Free, no extra hardware.

Pair an Android 9+ phone with a Mac or Windows PC so it types like a keyboard: what it means, the pairing steps, reconnecting, and the limits to know.

Taps on your phone do nothing in MyWhoosh or Biketerra? Work through the likely causes, quickest checks first, with a plain fix for each one.

Which camera, look-behind, steering and emote buttons GearPad gives you on MyWhoosh and Biketerra, what is free, and what needs Pro.

Build your own phone button layout for any cycling app or game: copy keys from its shortcut list, add modifiers, set hold mode, and test it in minutes.

Every MyWhoosh key we could find: I and K to shift, arrows or A/D to steer, 1-7 for emotes, U for minimal UI. Each one marked official or reported.

What MyShift is in MyWhoosh: 30 virtual gears, the start in gear 15, the I and K keys, the Link app, and what the official page does not tell you.

ERG holds a target power, SIM mode follows the virtual gradient, and virtual shifting changes your gear ratio. Here is what each does and how they differ.

The cheapest ways to shift gears in MyWhoosh or Biketerra without a Zwift Click: keyboard keys, remotes, apps and a phone, compared by cost and limits.

GearPad and BikeControl side by side: what each one does, the hardware you need, which platforms they run on, how they charge, and which setup each suits.

How shifting works in MyWhoosh and Biketerra, which keys and companion routes each one has, and where public documentation runs out.