Peloton, the popular fitness company, has recently introduced a new feature to its iOS app – the ‘add to calendar’ option. This functionality allows users to schedule their favorite exercise classes directly into their calendars. Regardless of whether you’re booking a live session or an on-demand class for a specific time, this feature makes it easy to stay on top of your workout routine and never miss a beat.
To access the ‘add to calendar’ feature, simply login to the Peloton iOS app and select the class you wish to attend. Once you have tapped the ‘count me in’ button, you will see the option to add the class to your calendar. You can choose between Google Calendar or iCal depending on which platform you prefer. By selecting one of these options, the details of the class will automatically appear on your calendar, including any relevant information such as the start time, duration, and location.
This feature is especially helpful for those who lead busy lives and need to manage their time effectively. Whether you’re juggling work commitments, family responsibilities, or other activities, having your workout schedule readily available in your calendar can be a game-changer. You’ll never forget about a class again – simply look at your calendar and know exactly when and where you need to be.
It’s worth noting that this ‘add to calendar’ feature was previously only available on the web browser version of Peloton. However, with the recent update to the iOS app, users can now take advantage of this convenient feature directly from their mobile devices. And if you’re someone who enjoys using the scheduling feature to plan your workouts ahead of time, you’ll be pleased to know that this functionality allows you to add any on-demand class to your customized schedule alongside any live sessions you’ve signed up for.
In early 2022, some users experienced issues with the ‘add to calendar’ feature when using the web browser version of Peloton. However, the company quickly resolved this issue and reinstated the feature later that same year. This demonstrates Peloton’s commitment to providing its users with a seamless and hassle-free experience, whether they’re accessing the platform via mobile or the web.
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