After every ride, you will soon see a newly designed Progress Report screen that brings your fitness, achievements, and long-term progress into one clean summary. This screen replaces the former Ride Streaks page and gives you a clearer snapshot of how your training is evolving—both today and over time.
This feature is currently rolling out in phases. Everyone should see it before the end of the year.
The Progress Report now highlights three key areas: Career Progress, Performance, and Fitness Trends.
Career Progress shows your current level along with how far you are from reaching the next one. You’ll also see how close you are to upgrading your bike, your achievements earned, and your badges collected so far. It gives you an easy view into where you stand and what milestones are within reach.
The Performance section brings forward your latest one-year power bests (5 sec, 1 min, 5 min, and 20 min), your current FTP, and your Zwift Racing Score. Over time, this becomes one of the clearest indicators of whether training load is trending up or down.
On the fitness side, your weekly goal updates dynamically after each session. A goal bar tracks how much work you’ve accumulated and highlights whether you’re ahead or behind pace for the week. You’ll also see your ongoing streak count, and the distance, elevation, and effort burned across those streaked weeks. Riders who have maintained streaks will see their streak savers as well. You can find your Training Score and ongoing training load on this screen. This section can be especially helpful for riders building consistency or managing effort across multiple sessions.
If you want a record of your week, to share with your coach, or simply track milestones over time, you can snap a Progress Report image directly from the report screen or from the Zwift Companion Action Bar. Once saved, you can upload or share it anywhere—Strava, socials, training logs, or just keep it on your device.
The new Progress Report is designed to give you more meaningful context immediately after your activity ends. This update makes it easier to see progress in small increments, not just big breakthroughs. Whether you’re chasing badges, leveling up, holding a streak, training to increase FTP—or all of the above—you’ll now see that growth clearly reflected.
