Is TerraFlo available now?
On iPhone (or iPad) and Apple TV, join the beta and pick a route. Android is coming soon. Sign up for the beta when it is available.
FAQ
Availability, how a session works, equipment, and safety. Studio and exports are here too.
On iPhone (or iPad) and Apple TV, join the beta and pick a route. Android is coming soon. Sign up for the beta when it is available.
No. TerraFlo (terraflo.fit) is an indoor training app from Hidden Mesa Labs, LLC. It is not TerraFlow Geomatics (terraflow.ca), a surveying company, and it is not related to Orlauf Terra treadmills.
The beta is on iPhone (or iPad) and Apple TV. Watch companions are in active development. Android is coming soon.
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.
Most apps replay a workout. TerraFlo replays a place. Route video is paired with GPS, so the road, the metrics, and your effort stay tied together as you walk, run, or ride.
Yes. There are flat walks, listed separately from climbs. A boardwalk walk uses the same start as a run.
The video speeds up and slows down with you. Exact feel depends on the route footage and the telemetry your equipment provides.
Yes. If you already have music or an audiobook playing, TerraFlo leaves it. If nothing is playing, it starts your Apple Music playlist.
If your treadmill connects over Bluetooth, TerraFlo will pair it and learn it, including models that are not listed on the brand pages. When you pair, TerraFlo discovers the controls, the signals, and the limits, and it keeps learning that setup over time. Exact incline or speed control still depends on what that unit exposes. Two machines of the same brand can differ. You start the belt; TerraFlo never does.
TerraFlo pairs Bluetooth fitness equipment: treadmills, smart trainers, and sensors such as heart-rate monitors, cadence sensors, power meters, foot pods, and watches. If it connects over Bluetooth, TerraFlo will pair it and learn it. Headphones and speakers are not fitness equipment. Incline and resistance still depend on what that unit exposes.
When you pair over Bluetooth, TerraFlo discovers the controls the machine accepts, the signals it sends, and the limits it reports. It keeps learning that setup over time, so the next session starts closer to how the machine actually behaves. You do not fill in a spec sheet. A treadmill only moves when you start it at the console.
FTMS is one way a treadmill or trainer talks over Bluetooth. NordicTrack and ProForm consoles run iFIT, not FTMS. If your machine connects over Bluetooth, TerraFlo will pair it and learn it even when it is not on a brand page. Incline, resistance, and other controls still depend on what that unit exposes.
No. You start the treadmill. TerraFlo never starts or resumes the belt.
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 routes stay visible, and you can turn route-driven incline off mid-session.
Yes. The TV is the workout screen. The route fills it, and you can read speed and heart rate from a treadmill or trainer.
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: import GPS video, align footage, design overlays, then publish a route or export a finished video.
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.
When publishing is enabled, a reviewed route can become a walk, run, or ride someone else does indoors.
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.
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