A Rouvy alternative: real cities in 3D

Rouvy shows filmed video of real routes, with other riders drawn on top. Velorido is a Rouvy alternative that builds real cities as a 3D world from map data. The camera and the other riders move freely, at any speed. Velorido is free for now.

A bunch of riders in Velorido on the road past the Berliner Dom, the TV tower beyond, at golden hour
Velorido and Rouvy, side by side
FeatureVeloridoRouvy
PriceFree for now.€19.99 a month or €179.99 a year
Free trialNot needed while Velorido is free7-day free trial
PlatformsWindows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and AndroidWindows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Apple TV
Kind of world3D, built from real map dataFilmed video of real routes, with other riders drawn on top
Real placesBerlin, Paris, London, Munich and Stallwies in South Tyrol. The Neon Arena is a track built for the game.More than 1,500 filmed routes
ERG modeYesYes
WorkoutsYesYes
Group ridesYes. Other riders share the road with you.Yes
RacingNot yetYes
SportsCyclingCycling

Checked October 19, 2026. Prices are in euros and change. See Rouvy's site.

Which one is for you

Pick Rouvy if you want the most real routes on film, from mountain passes to coastal roads.

Pick Velorido if you want a 3D world where the camera and the other riders move freely. Pick it also if you ride on Linux, or if you want to try a new game for free.

Questions and answers

Is Velorido free?

Yes, for now.

Which smart trainers work with Velorido?

Smart trainers that connect over Bluetooth with the standard FTMS protocol. Most current trainers do. Read what a smart trainer is.

Can I ride with other people?

Yes. Other riders share the road with you, and you see them as you ride.

Is Velorido a video of real roads?

No. Velorido is a 3D world built from real map data, so the camera and the other riders move freely.

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The Eiffel Tower seen from the Champ de Mars, with the Trocadéro fountains beyond

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Free for now. All you need is a smart trainer and Bluetooth.