Guided first pairing
TerraFlo checks what your trainer exposes — power, speed, and which control paths it accepts — before any resistance control is used.
Equipment
Tacx trainers and TerraFlo
From Neo to Boost, Tacx trainers are a priority family — TerraFlo reads what your unit exposes and keeps ride feel tied to the real route.
Where this family stands
Tacx trainers span a wide range, from the direct-drive Neo line to the wheel-on Boost, and they're a named priority for TerraFlo's beta. On smart models, route video follows the speed you produce, and grade simulation can track the filmed road's actual terrain where supported.
Because capabilities differ meaningfully across the range, TerraFlo profiles your exact unit during pairing — power, speed, and which control paths it accepts.
| Brand | Model/family | Protocol/status | Telemetry | Control | Simulation | Limitations | Updated |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tacx | Neo / Boost family | Trainer priority family | Model dependent | Model dependent | Smart trainers where supported | Exact capabilities vary by setup. | 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 Tacx model doesn't respond during pairing, register for beta with the exact model name — real setups drive the compatibility roadmap.
Route-true ride feel
Measured power, real route grade, and momentum shape resistance where supported — climbs feel like the filmed road.
Your data stays yours
Completed sessions are private by default and can export to Strava, Apple Health, Health Connect, or TCX where supported.