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WheelRid3

Ride the Alpe d'Huez from your living room.

WheelRid3 is a virtual cycling game that opens in your browser. You connect your smart trainer, pick a route or a workout, and pedal in 3D. Alone or with others.

Access by invitation during the beta. Works in Chrome and Edge, with an FTMS-compatible smart trainer over Bluetooth. The game interface is in French for now.

Game screenshot: a 3D cyclist rides a mountain road at dusk. At the top: power, cadence, heart rate, speed, distance and gradient. Bottom right: gear and elevation profile.
A climb at dusk. Game screenshot, with a simulated trainer and heart rate sensor.

Three steps and you ride

No app to install, no extra account to create on yet another site.

  1. Open the game

    In Chrome or Edge, on your computer or tablet. You sign in with the account sent to you by e-mail.

  2. Connect your sensors

    Smart trainer and heart rate strap connect over Bluetooth. The game controls the resistance.

  3. Pick and pedal

    A climb to tackle, a guided workout or a room with your colleagues. Your call.

Ride, train, race

Three of the game's five modes, all launched from its home screen.

Ride

Ten 3D routes, from the great mountain passes to the Vincennes and Longchamp circuits. You set the scenery, the time of day and the weather, and shift through 24 virtual gears.

  • Mini-map and elevation profile
  • Your own GPX file
  • Ghost of your best ride
Game screenshot: countryside road in daylight with mini-map, gauges and a gear indicator showing 18 of 24.
Game screenshot, with a simulated trainer and heart rate sensor.

Train

41 workouts in ERG mode: the trainer sets the power, you follow the countdown. Your FTP sets every target.

  • 13 categories, from recovery to VO2 max
  • Built-in FTP tests
  • Coach Max cheers you on during efforts
Game screenshot: ERG workout with target power, actual power, cadence, heart rate and the workout profile at the bottom.
Game screenshot, with a simulated trainer and heart rate sensor.

Live race

Create a room, share the code, and meet up to six riders on the same road. Live standings, chat, group voice and awards at the finish.

  • Group start
  • Timed sprints and summit
Game screenshot: multi-rider race with live standings on the left and badges showing who is speaking.
Game screenshot, with demo riders.

All features

Mountain passes, coast, circuits

Ten real routes built from GPX files, with relief and aerial photos from IGN, the French mapping agency. There is something for climbers and for those who prefer going round in circles.

Elevation profiles of the ten routes: Alpe d'Huez, Mont Ventoux, Tourmalet, Galibier, Lake Annecy, Promenade des Anglais, Pink Granite Coast, Paris, Vincennes Polygon and Longchamp Ring.

See the routes and workouts

Not alone on the road

One room, one code, and your colleagues or friends are there. You talk by voice, you type, you tease each other on the leaderboard.

  • Group voice: a badge lights up when someone speaks.
  • Free chat: type during the effort or in the room.
  • Group workout: same intervals for everyone, scaled to each rider's FTP.
  • Awards: best sprint, best one-minute effort and biggest improvement, in watts per kilo.

Frequently asked questions

What gear do I need?

A computer or tablet with Chrome or Edge, and a smart trainer that speaks the FTMS protocol over Bluetooth. A Bluetooth heart rate strap is a plus.

Does it work on iPhone or with Safari?

Not for now. Bluetooth in the browser is not available on Safari or on iPhone. Use Chrome or Edge on a computer or on Android.

Is the game available in English?

For now, the game interface is in French. This website is available in English too.

Is it free?

During the beta, access is by invitation and no payment is requested. Pricing has not been decided yet.

Are my workouts sent anywhere?

No. Your history stays in your browser, on your device. You can export it as FIT or CSV, or send a workout to Strava when you decide to.

Why do I need an account?

Each tester has personal access, sent by e-mail. It is what makes live rooms possible and keeps the game closed during the beta.

Ready to climb?

The beta is open by invitation. Tell us what gear you use and what you would like to see in the game, and we will send you your personal access.

Request access