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FulGaz Friday #30

Hey FulGaz Riders,

Hope you’ve had a great couple of weeks! Chances are you’ve squeezed in at least a few indoor rides recently, activity on the platform continues to climb steadily. Did you know the most active day of the week is Sunday?

Let’s get into what’s new at FulGaz. The upcoming app version has now been in the hands of testers for a week. We’re currently addressing some known issues and may squeeze in a few more fixes before the full rollout. Here’s what’s on the fix list so far:

  • Missing additional video settings on macOS,

  • App crash when riding a downloaded ride,

  • App crash when starting a section,

  • Misaligned gradient on thumbnails,

  • Username missing after login,

  • Cannot switch users on macOS,

  • Duplicate “FulGaz User” on login screen,

  • Music + Ride playback.

As promised in the last edition, the Gradient Preview is now live on the Members Portal too! You’ll see a new button when viewing any ride, “Neutral Mode” or “Colour Mode”. The selected mode then applies across all rides in the portal. It’s independent from your FulGaz App settings so you can review elevation insights on the web while planning your next session and keep neutral mode in app to enjoy the scenery without distraction if you prefer so. Also, the web version now features the improved colour density I mentioned in earlier update, so it’s a sneak peek before it gets to the app.

We’re aiming to roll out the new app version by end of the month unless we find anything that might impact your experience. So far it’s looking optimistic. This version won’t fix everything logged on feedback site of course, but rest assured we’re already preparing the scope for another version that will tackle more items. No firm timeline yet but I’ll keep you posted.

That’s it for this week, stay safe and keep riding!

~Erik

P.S. The ride from lat week was The Gap of Dunloe by Jimmy Brown, a narrow mountain pass with amazing scenery in County Kerry, Ireland. Can you guess this week’s? It’s from our November ride drop.

November 2025

FulGaz Friday #29

Hey everyone,

Hope you had a great week full of indoor riding! Quick update on what’s new behind the scenes.

As mentioned in the previous update, we’re working on the next app version addressing known bugs and an iteration of the Gradient Preview. The Gradient Preview will get improved colour density and we’re aiming to bring it to the Members Portal as well. The plan is to get the new version out to external testers sometime next week, hopefully. I’ll repeat myself here but if you’d like to test and get early access to these new versions, just reach out to support@fulgaz.com.

We’re also intensively testing an update to our API Gateway. It’s mostly a technical change but important for ongoing security and better monitoring. One of those things that keeps FulGaz running smoothly in the background.

Plenty of new suggestions and feedback have come through the feedback site lately too so thanks to all who submitted. Don’t forget to upvote existing ones as well as that’s what helps us prioritise. Just to reiterate that our focus remains on stability and we’ll always prioritise performance and reliability over developing new features.

That’s it for this week, short and sweet. Stay safe and keep riding!

~Erik

P.S. The cover from FulGaz Friday #28 was Passo Stelvio filmed by Julia Sörgel, one of the most iconic and demanding rides out there. Can you guess this week’s? It’s from the Crazy Catz Euro Tour we launched last Saturday, Nov 1.

November 2025