Yes. CicloZone is designed so a class keeps running even without the studio screen or studio Wi-Fi. Riders and instructors carry on from their own phones — switching to cellular data if the studio Wi-Fi is down, until it comes back.
What happens during a short outage
CicloStudio has an offline tolerance of about 5 minutes.
The class is not exited — it pauses for the box, then resumes when the connection returns.
If the studio Wi-Fi drops, phones can use cellular
The CicloZone app on a phone doesn't depend on your studio's Wi-Fi. If the Wi-Fi goes down mid-class:
Riders can carry on over cellular data, as long as the signal is good. Their Rider Dials keep working — live power, heart rate, RPM and zone.
The instructor can do the same. Their Trainer Dials (Live class) or Free Style Dials (Free Style class) keep working over cellular too.
Everyone reconnects to the studio Wi-Fi automatically once it's restored.
This only needs a decent mobile signal in the studio. If your building has poor reception, riders will get a better experience once the Wi-Fi is back.
What happens if the screen fails entirely
Riders continue on their personal devices. The CicloZone app shows their Rider Dials, current zone, target RPM (revolutions per minute), and live COL (CicloZone Output Level).
Music can be played through riders' headphones via the app.
The instructor's dials still work on their personal device — the Trainer Dials in a Live class, or the Free Style Dials in a Free Style class.
The class effectively becomes an "Unconnected Studio" session — same data, no central screen.
Unconnected Studio mode
For studios that don't have (or don't want) a central screen, CicloZone supports a permanent Unconnected Studio deployment — every rider gets full data on their phone, every instructor gets their dials, music is delivered to headphones, and the studio runs without a TV at all.
How to enable Unconnected Studio
Ask in the chat, or email hello@ciclozone.com, to enable this mode on your account.