Guided first pairing
TerraFlo checks what your treadmill exposes — you stay at the console, and the belt only moves when you start it yourself.
Equipment
Horizon treadmills and TerraFlo
Horizon's home treadmills are a beta-priority family — pair over Bluetooth, walk or run a real route, and let incline follow the terrain where your model supports it.
Where this family stands
Horizon treadmills are a common sight in home gyms, and the 7.0 AT family is one of the setups TerraFlo is prioritizing for early access. On models that expose Bluetooth FTMS, TerraFlo can read live belt speed for video pacing and, where supported, drive incline from the route's real terrain.
Because capabilities differ between models and firmware versions, TerraFlo confirms what your exact machine supports during pairing rather than assuming from the name on the console.
| Brand | Model/family | Protocol/status | Telemetry | Control | Simulation | Limitations | Updated |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Horizon | 7.0 AT family | FTMS priority family | Model dependent | Model dependent | Treadmill incline where supported | Exact behavior is confirmed during pairing. | 2026-06-07 |
What happens when you pair
Brand names orient; pairing decides. TerraFlo interrogates the machine in front of it — which telemetry it sends, which controls it accepts, and where its limits are — and adapts the workout to fit.
If your Horizon model doesn't respond during pairing, register for beta with the exact model name — real setups drive the compatibility roadmap.
Bounded incline
Route-driven incline never goes below flat, stays capped at what your machine reports, and can be turned off mid-session.
Your data stays yours
Completed sessions are private by default and can export to Strava, Apple Health, Health Connect, or TCX where supported.
Keep exploring
All equipment families · Equipment FAQ · Walking and running routes