Announcement
Connect Oura to Zwift: Your Daily Readiness, Now in Companion
- Oura members can connect accounts to show daily Readiness Score in Companion
- Readiness Score appears on Training Score screen and Plan tab fitness trends
- Zwift adapts daily recommendations to Readiness; pick a default if WHOOP is linked
The announcement in full
Hello Zwifters,
Oura members can now connect their account to Zwift and view their daily Readiness Score directly in Zwift Companion. Once connected, Zwift can also use your score to adapt your personalized recommendations to better fit your needs each day.
Getting connected
Connect your Oura account through the Connections page on the Zwift website or in Zwift Companion. You can disconnect through either at any time. Here’s how.
Finding your Readiness Score
Once connected, you can view your Oura Readiness Score in Zwift Companion:
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On the Training Score screen, accessed from Home.
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In your weekly Fitness Trends data in the Plan tab.
Using both Oura and WHOOP?
If you’ve connected both accounts, select your default source on the Connections page in Zwift Companion.
Give it a try and let us know what you think!
Read the full announcement on forums.zwift.comAll about Zwift
Summarized by AI from the published announcement (Announcement); the link has the original. Checked 14 Nov 2026.
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