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Every device Domestique Hub connects to: sensors, trainers, radar, cameras and apps

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One phone, everything on the bike: Domestique Hub pairs with heart-rate straps, power meters, smart trainers, treadmills, a Garmin Varia radar and a rear camera, and connects to Strava, Spotify and Apple Music. Here is the whole list, what each does in the app, and where to read more.

Diagram: the phone at the centre connected to heart rate, power and cadence, smart trainer, treadmill and footpod, rear radar, rear camera and apps
Everything the app talks to.

Bluetooth sensors

DeviceExamplesWhat you get
Heart ratePolar H10, Garmin HRM-Pro, Wahoo TICKR, watch broadcastHeart rate, zones, effort — on rides, runs, the gym and in the car
Power meterGarmin Rally, Favero Assioma, Stages, 4iiii, QuarqWatts, cadence, L/R balance, NP, IF, TSS, W/kg
Speed & cadenceHub and crank sensorsSpeed and distance without GPS, cadence
Smart trainerFTMS trainers (Wahoo KICKR, Elite, Zwift Hub…), Tacx over FE-CERG, resistance, real gradient on 3D roads
Treadmill & footpodFTMS treadmills, NPE Runn, StrydIndoor run speed, cadence, running power
Rear radarGarmin VariaCars behind you — and one radar warns the whole group
The Connected sensors screen
Connected sensors: one search finds them all, and they reconnect by themselves.

Rear cameras

A live rear view on the ride screen from a GoPro, an Insta360 or a Drift Ghost — compared in our round-up.

An action camera and a red rear radar light mounted under a road bike saddle
Camera and radar under the saddle. (Illustration.)

Apps

Strava (automatic upload, history import), Spotify, Apple Music and Android's media controls, and .fit files from Garmin, Wahoo and Zwift. Apps that connect →

Between the riders' phones

On a group ride, the riders' phones range each other over Bluetooth to place everyone in the pack to within a few metres — see peloton tracking. The team car joins the same ride in escort mode.

Mounting the phone

Using your phone as the bike computer? Put it on an out-front mount and add a short safety tether — how to mount a phone on a bike safely.

Phone, tablet or browser?

Questions riders ask

Which sensors does Domestique Hub support?
Standard Bluetooth heart-rate straps and watch broadcast, cycling power meters, speed and cadence sensors, running footpods and Stryd, FTMS smart trainers and treadmills, Tacx trainers over FE-C, and the Garmin Varia rear radar.
Does it work with ANT+ only sensors?
No. Phones have no ANT+ radio, so the app uses Bluetooth. Most current sensors broadcast both.
Can I pair sensors in a web browser?
In Chrome or Edge on a computer, yes, over Web Bluetooth. Safari and every browser on iPhone have no Bluetooth, so use the app.

Try it with your club

Domestique Hub is free on iPhone and Android — every feature, for every member.

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