Is TerraFlo available now?
TerraFlo is preparing for early access. Register for beta and share your setup so invites can match the equipment being tested first.
FAQ
Organized by the questions people actually ask: availability, routes, equipment, safety, big screens, Studio, and where your workout data can go.
TerraFlo is preparing for early access. Register for beta and share your setup so invites can match the equipment being tested first.
Early access focuses on iPhone, Android phone, and Mac experiences first, with Apple TV and watch companion surfaces in active development and testing.
You can browse public route and product information on the site. In the app, an account is needed for activities, history, publishing, subscriptions, and connected-service sync.
TerraFlo route video is paired with route data, so playback, grade, elevation, map position, and metrics stay tied to your actual effort — you travel the filmed road at your own pace instead of watching it at someone else's.
TerraFlo is built around route variety: gentle walks, steady runs, indoor rides, and climbing sessions all belong in the catalog, and gentle routes get their own category rather than hiding behind athletic defaults.
Playback follows your measured speed rather than a preset video pace, and the engine is designed to track pace changes smoothly in both directions. Exact feel depends on the route's footage and the telemetry your equipment provides.
TerraFlo is built around Bluetooth FTMS treadmills, smart cycling trainers, and sensors such as heart-rate monitors, cadence sensors, power meters, foot pods, and watch heart rate where supported.
During pairing, TerraFlo checks what your equipment actually exposes — telemetry, controls, and limits — through a guided setup. You stay in control throughout: a treadmill only moves when you start it at the console.
Register for beta with your brand and model. TerraFlo is prioritizing compatibility around real user setups, and exact fallback behavior will be shared only after support is verified.
No. Arena playback does not start or resume a treadmill belt for the user — sessions begin when you start the treadmill yourself.
You review and accept a safety step before TerraFlo sends its first control command, control stays inside the ranges your machine reports, and an emergency stop remains available throughout.
Yes. Gentle route categories and bounded-control language make lower-intensity sessions visible alongside climbs and harder workouts, and route-driven incline can be turned off mid-session.
TerraFlo treats the TV as a first-class workout screen: the route fills the room while essential metrics stay readable from a treadmill or trainer where supported.
Without typing a password on the remote: the TV shows a QR code that finishes sign-in on your phone, with a short backup code as a fallback.
Not yet. Route video uses adaptive streaming that scales to your screen and connection, and TerraFlo will publish exact video-quality claims only once they are verified for the current catalog.
Studio is the creator workflow for importing GPS video, aligning route footage, designing overlays, creating thumbnails, publishing routes, or exporting finished videos.
Footage recorded with GPS — like GoPro clips — works best. Studio aligns clips to the GPS track, stitches multi-clip rides in order, flags GPS gaps, and lets you trim or heal interruptions.
Yes. Studio is designed so a recorded route can become a TerraFlo route that other users can ride, run, or walk indoors once publishing support is enabled — with content review before anything reaches the public catalog.
Completed sessions can export to Strava, Apple Health, Health Connect, or TCX where supported. Strava uploads are honestly labeled as virtual indoor workouts with the route name attached.
TerraFlo does not offer direct TrainingPeaks or Garmin Connect integrations today. You can export a completed session as a TCX file and import it manually into platforms that accept TCX.
No. Completed workouts are private by default. Sharing is an explicit action you take per workout, and shared summaries exclude detailed telemetry and health metrics.