Bit late to the game on this but just trying it now. Haven’t read all the comments (have skimmed through) so apologies if these have already come up.
Seems weird to have crit city in the list route selections when you can’t add either of the routes to your list. Same for all event only routes in the other worlds.
I got a couple of errors when first using it but they seemed to work after refreshing them.
It’s nice being able to add workouts to our list, but in a future update could you allow us to preselect a route while doing it so we can just jump in?
Especially since, without scaling, it’s really hard to read all the different routes on a iPad.
@Chris_Holton
In this initial phase - My List will show all routes and indicate Event-only routes as such. In upcoming refinements - we’ll hide event-only routes.
Gang - this is a first iteration of My List, and this feedback has been noted for future improvements as well.
did you update to the newest version?
More->About - what app version does it say you’re on?
Just deleted and re-added app. Now it’s there. Must not have updated.
Out of curiosity, where do you find the version number?
Me too, please give us a way to display more, smaller tiles on a big 4k screen.
Nailed it. It looks so terrible on a big screen now, it’s almost comical.
And now to add insult to injury, they want 32% more money to continue delivering these garbage “updates” to us.
Gang - there you have it officially.
We (paying members) are their beta testers.
Why don’t you set up a beta testing program to opt in?
I don’t want to pay a third more since today’s price hike for your untested, buggy spaghetti code
Or do you need some glasses to see better?
Thank you for “my list” so I can plan my workouts better! But there are more to improve…
Because, if I want to do a warm up with a Pace Partner before and I want to change during my ride to my workout… I can’t see my list in my workouts.
Please make a category “my list” in the workouts.
2nd Idea:
If a Zwifter make a Workout, it would be good, I can choose thise workout or send it to my list.
Or maybe I can send a workout to a Zwifter (as a recommendation).
What is the point of using cards and then using a fixed width layout? The number of cards could increase to fill additional space or scale in size.
This is another strange decision on Zwifts part. There shouldn’t be multiple hard coded layouts for different screen sizes, there should be one adaptive layout.
I’m reminded every morning how glorious this home screen update is on my large, high resolution widescreen display. 
It is the equivilent of using black bars for wide/large displays. I am currently using 3440 x 1440 (35’ ultrawide). It is a strange decision to me given even most mobile and tablet users likely connect to a larger external display. The preference is to a larger display for most if given the choice. The number of cards, the width, and the scale of the interface elements should be adaptaive. Using the avaliable space would make sense, regardless if it is a small or large display.
The “My list” function to add routes and workouts via the companion app is a really good addition. With that said I wish that the activities stayed in the list after completion, or give us the option to choose. I have some workouts on repeat and it’s kind of annoying to have to add them over and over again.
If they would stay on the list to completion would be good as well. I was playing around the other day and as soon as you start an activity from my list it removes it.
Can Custom Workouts and Integrated App workouts be added to the My List workouts section on Companion?
Absolute garbage. My Zwift subscription is about to follow Strava. Raise the price and remove features? WTF?
This basically breaks any user with a high DPI display. If you use DPI scaling in Windows on your big display it makes Zwift text and icons too large. If, like me, you use 100% scaling on a high dpi monitor, but sit 10 feet back when on your trainer… you can’t read ANYTHING on the screen now.
My rant and anger aside, this is a horrible move from an accessibility standpoint. A quick search will show that Zwift hasn’t cared about that for quite a while though.
I am new to Zwift, but in the past few weeks have been transported to Watopia and rewarded with gallons of sweat in my Pain Cave. I have learned to pick my next ride before I fall asleep, placing it at the top of My List so I have no excuses come morning.
Occasionally I have connection or personal issues, resulting in aborting a ride prior to completing it. No matter how little progress I have made, I have found that once I have started a route, it disappears from My List, forcing me to find the perfect challenge for my morning ride all over again.
Please consider leaving a route on a user’s List until they have completed it (even if it isn’t their first time - yes, I look forward to the day I can say I am making my second round through Watopia!). Of course, a user should always be able to edit their list, but some of those longer/steeper/more challenging routes should not go away until I actually generate the sweat required to complete them.
What do others think?
I’d prefer keeping all routes & workouts, completed or not, on My List until I choose to remove them. Have some favourite workouts that I keep having to re-add.
