Every corner, called
Turini is a rally pace notes app. It reads the road ahead and speaks every corner, timed to your speed. Any road, screen off, no signal.
iPhone & CarPlay coming soonTurini is on Android today. iPhone & CarPlay coming soon.
A rally co-driver for every road
The notes a rally crew writes on a recce, worked out from the map and spoken as you drive.
How sharp
Every corner graded, in rally codes or plain words, then what it does next.
What’s hidden
Crests, gravel and level crossings, called in the same breath as the corner.
In time to brake
Called earlier the faster you go, so there’s always room to slow down.
- Free RoamNo route needed
- Works offlineNo signal needed
- Car speakersOver Bluetooth
Find the good roads
Turini scores every road by how much it bends, so the twisty ones find you instead of the other way round. Or start with a classic, with every corner called: Stelvio Pass, Tail of the Dragon, Grossglockner, Transfăgărășan, Transalpina, Passo Giau, Sa Calobra, Col de Turini and more. Or see the twistiest famous roads, ranked.
- Twisty roads on the mapEvery road coloured by how much it bends.
- The twisty way from A to BRoutes take the better road, within the extra time you allow: 15 minutes to an hour.
- Loops from where you areTwisty loops that bring you back to the start.
- Heads-up in Free RoamTold when a twisty road turns off, out loud when no corner is near.
Tune it
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.
Find your setup →
Plug in your lap timer’s GPS
Your phone is enough for most drives. For the sharpest calls, pair a RaceBox Mini or Dragy: up to 25 positions a second instead of one, connected on its own.
Also works with Qstarz, Garmin GLO and other Bluetooth GPS receivers. Trademarks belong to their owners; Turini isn’t affiliated with them.
Keep your sat nav
Google Maps and Waze tell you where to turn. Turini tells you what the road does next.
- Where to turn
- Live traffic and jams
- The fastest road
- A warning by distance, the same at any speed
- How sharp each corner is, 1–6 or Easy to Hard
- Hairpins, tightens, opens, crests
- The twisty road, when you want it
- Called about 4.5 seconds ahead, at your speed
Turini keeps calling with your sat nav or music on screen, so you can run both.
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: how to read pace notes.
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.
Can I use an external GPS like a RaceBox or Dragy?
Yes. RaceBox Mini and Dragy connect over Bluetooth, and so do Qstarz, Garmin GLO and similar receivers. Your phone’s own GPS works fine without one.
What does it cost?
Turini is free to install. Free, you can build any route and drive it once, and try one Free Roam drive. Turini Pro saves your routes so you can drive them again, with unlimited Free Roam: €23.99 a year through Google Play, which shows your local price, with a 14-day free trial for new customers. No ads.
Does it work with Android Auto?
Not in the Google Play version yet. Android Auto is being tested in real cars and comes in an update.
Is there an iPhone app?
Not yet. Turini is on Android, on Google Play. iPhone and CarPlay come later. Get an email when it’s out
Not sure where to start? Answer five questions and we’ll set Turini up for the way you drive. Find your setup
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Turini is on Google Play, and free to try: build a route and drive it.
On iPhone? It’s not out yet.