A new app from CycleCast lets you turn that hotel gym stationary bike into a private spin class whenever it’s convenient for you to put in some pedal time. Sessions are led by professional instructors including spinning master instructors Isabel Schaefer, Kevin Mondrick of BFX Studio and Jess Walsh of New York Sports Club/Crank. Workouts come in increments of 20, 45 and 60 minutes, and can be downloaded via the Apple App Store. It’s compatible with iPhone models 5, 5c, 5s, 6, 6 Plus and iPod touch with iOS 8 and up.

If walking is your fitness go-to and you love to explore new cities by foot (but can never be sure which direction is north or south), a new hands-free walking app from Walc figures things out for you, with easy voice directions that get you from point A to B without unplanned, time-consuming detours. Directions are given based on what you actually see in front of you — such as “turn right” at a restaurant or coffee shop that’s referred to by name. The new Pocket Mode feature lets walkers simply listen to directions while carrying bags or keeping their hands snugly in their pockets. The app is downloadable via Google or the Apple App Store, and is compatible with popular music apps including iPlay and Spotify.