Does your trainer
work with WattLog?

If your trainer broadcasts over Bluetooth as an FTMS fitness machine, it works with WattLog.pro. Standalone power meters work too, over the Bluetooth Cycling Power profile. No proprietary protocols, no brand exclusivity.

The short answer

Any Bluetooth FTMS trainer will work — that covers virtually every smart trainer released since 2018, from Wahoo, Tacx (Garmin), Elite, Saris, Kinetic and others. WattLog.pro reads power, cadence and speed, and sets resistance for ERG and route simulation.

If your trainer pairs with Zwift, TrainerRoad, Wahoo Systm or Rouvy over Bluetooth as a smart trainer, it will pair with WattLog.pro. Trainers those apps reach only over ANT+, or over a maker's own protocol, are the exception — see below.

Tested by us

The hardware we have actually ridden with, on real sessions — not a compatibility promise copied from a spec sheet.

DeviceTypeWhat we ran
Wahoo KICKR CORE (v1)Smart trainer (FTMS)ERG workouts, route simulation, free ride
Favero Assioma PROPower meter (Cycling Power)Power and cadence during workouts
Garmin HRM-DualHeart-rate strapHeart rate and RR intervals

Expected to work — direct drive

TrainerBrandPowerResistance controlBasis
KICKR COREWahooYesYesTested
KICKR / KICKR BIKE (2018+)WahooYesYesMaker's FTMS support
NEO 2T / NEO 3MTacx (Garmin)YesYesMaker's FTMS support
Flux S / Flux 2Tacx (Garmin)YesYesMaker's FTMS support
Suito / Suito-TEliteYesYesMaker's FTMS support
Direto XREliteYesYesMaker's FTMS support
H3SarisYesYesMaker's FTMS support

Expected to work — wheel-on

TrainerBrandPowerResistance controlBasis
KICKR SNAPWahooEstimatedYesMaker's FTMS support
Qubo Digital Smart B+EliteEstimatedYesMaker's FTMS support
M2SarisEstimatedYesMaker's FTMS support

* “Estimated” power = calculated from speed and resistance rather than measured by a strain gauge.

“Expected” means the maker documents Bluetooth FTMS for that model. We read the standard, not the brand — but only the row marked Tested has been ridden by us.

Older and ANT+-only trainers

Trainers made before FTMS — the first KICKR generations (2014–2016), Tacx Vortex and Genius Smart, and similar — speak their maker's own Bluetooth protocol. WattLog.pro does not implement those, so they will pair but not take resistance commands, if they pair at all.

My trainer isn't on the list

The tables above are not a test log: apart from the row marked Tested, they list models whose makers document Bluetooth FTMS. If your trainer supports FTMS — which covers the vast majority of smart trainers made since 2018 — it will work.

Not sure? Send us the model and we'll check it. If it needs a fix on our end, we'll build it.

What about ANT+ trainers?

WattLog.pro uses Bluetooth only. Most modern smart trainers broadcast on ANT+ and Bluetooth at the same time — if yours does, use the Bluetooth side and it will work. Trainers that speak ANT+ only, usually older ones, are not supported.