Every corner, called
Turini reads the road ahead and speaks rally pace notes, timed to your speed. Any road, screen off, no signal.
A co-driver for every road
The notes a rally crew writes on a recce, worked out from the map and spoken as you drive.
Pace notes
Every corner graded the way rally co-drivers do it.
- 1–6 severity, hairpins, squares
- Tightens, opens, long
- Or simply Easy, Medium, Hard
Timed to your speed
Each call arrives about 4.5 seconds before the corner.
- Earlier for hairpins and braking
- Close corners chained with "into"
- Early, standard or late
Hazards
What's over the crest, before you get there.
- Crests and dips
- Bumps, level crossings, gravel
- Speed cameras, where legal
Free Roam
No route needed. Just drive and it calls what's ahead.
- Follows the road you're on
- Save the drive as a route
Works offline
Notes are saved before you set off.
- Mountain passes, dead zones
- Screen off, phone in pocket
In the car
Through the car speakers, or on its screen.
- Android Auto
- Co-driver mode for a passenger
From map to stage in a minute
- 1Pick a roadTap the map, or share a Google Maps or Waze link, a GPX or a KML.
- 2Turini writes the notesEvery corner, crest and hazard, saved on your phone.
- 3DriveIt talks. You keep your eyes on the road.
Tested on Col de Turini, Stelvio, Tail of the Dragon, Transfăgărășan and Glencoe, and on everyday roads.
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You might be wondering…
Do I need to know rally pace notes?
No. Start with Easy, Medium and Hard. The 1–6 scale takes one drive to learn.
Is it safe to use while driving?
You set the route before you leave, then Turini only talks, so you never touch the phone. Always drive within the law and the conditions.
Does it work without signal?
Yes. A route's notes are saved on the phone before you set off.
Which roads does it know?
Anything in OpenStreetMap, which covers almost every road in the world.
Is there an iPhone app?
Android and Android Auto come first. iPhone is planned.