Real places
Ljubljana and the hills around it, Dénia and the Costa Blanca: rebuilt from open map, terrain and aerial data, down to the kerbs, the houses and the trees. More are on the way.
Climbs you feel
The gradient reaches your smart trainer over Bluetooth, so it gets hard where the road does. Add a power meter and a heart-rate strap, or ride on the trainer's own power.
Workouts in ERG
Pick a structured workout and the trainer holds each step's power whatever your cadence, out on a real road.
Ride together, race
Other riders show up on the road with you. Join a race; connect your real rides and your FTP and weight get a check mark.
Your rides, where you train
Every ride goes to Strava and intervals.icu on its own, or save it as a FIT or GPX file. Photos of the ride, automatic or at the summit.
In your language
Thirteen languages, Slovenian, German, Spanish, Italian, French and Polish among them.
Install
Drag Tura to Applications
Download Tura, open it, and drag Tura onto the Applications folder in the window that opens. Start it from Applications: an app started from Downloads cannot update itself.
Allow it once
Tura is not yet signed with an Apple developer account, so the first time macOS asks you to confirm that you want to open it:
“Tura” Not Opened
Apple could not verify “Tura” is free of malware that may harm your Mac or compromise your privacy.
1. Open Tura. macOS stops it: click Done. Security
Allow applications from
App Store & Known Developers“Tura” was blocked to protect your Mac.
2. Open System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll down to Security and click Open Anyway. Open “Tura”?
Apple is not able to verify that it is free from malware. Open it only if you trust its source.
3. Click Open Anyway and enter your Mac’s password. That’s all: from now on Tura opens normally. Ride
On the first start Tura downloads its rider, bikes and scenery (about 0.5 GB). Then choose Ride → Download worlds. From then on Tura updates itself.