u/VegetableSteak87

Shipped an update to the workout editor I posted about a few weeks back. The main thing in this release is that the whole UI is now properly responsive, including touch handling, side-tab navigation, and a fix for iOS browser chrome eating into the layout.

The reason I prioritised this over other features: I kept noticing that people interact with tools like this on their phones, often mid-session or when they're away from a desk, not sat at a desktop when they're planning workouts. Building something that only really worked on a laptop felt like the wrong call.

The tool itself lets you load, edit, and export .zwo workout files, save reusable blocks (warm-ups, main sets, cool-downs), and bulk-replace those blocks across multiple workouts in one go. If you missed the original post, there's a walkthrough video here: https://youtu.be/P6U5yOK5KSE

Live at zwifttool.trivedev.uk, free to use.

Had a few people ask how the bulk section replacement actually works in practice, so I put together a short video showing it.

Covers the main workflow: uploading files, editing sections, saving blocks to the library, and replacing a section across multiple workouts at once.

App is still free and still being worked on: zwifttool.trivedev.uk

Feature requests from the last thread are on the list. If anything's broken or missing just let me know.

If you build custom workouts you've probably hit this, your warm-up or cool-down is the same across 30 files and you want to tweak it. Editing each one by hand is a nightmare and no existing tool handles it. I built Zwift Tool to fix that, you can bulk-replace any section across all your workouts at once. https://zwifttool.trivedev.uk/ Happy to answer questions or take feedback.