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1N23456.
Ride the road.
Explore the world.

Experience extraordinary roads from a rider’s perspective. Source-backed 3D landscapes, interactive viewpoints and places worth discovering — wherever you are.

Swiss-first worldOffline-firstiOS & Android in developmentIT · EN · DE · FR · ES
Tornanti della storica strada della Tremola sul Passo del San Gottardo
Photo: StudioJS · CC BY-SA 4.0 · optimized from original. Actual place photography, not a screenshot of the 3D simulation.
01 / First destination

Tremola. A road with a story.

From Airolo to the historic cobblestone hairpins of the Tremola and the Gotthard summit: the first 1N23456 virtual ride is built around real geographic route data and source-referenced terrain. Pause, look around and discover curated landmarks along the way.

01

Explore, don’t compete

Focus on the landscape, the road and the places. This is virtual sightseeing, not a racing game.

02

Discover along the route

Selected places of interest open real photographs and short contextual stories, with individual credits.

03

A real-world foundation

OpenStreetMap and swisstopo source data support the geography; roads, materials and monuments can include artistic interpretation.

A closer look · source photography

The places behind the journey.

Photography of the actual Tremola and Gotthard area, used with the authors’ permission under open licences. Simulation graphics are still being refined.

02 / Switzerland first

The Swiss Figure-Eight, one pass at a time.

Our proposed classic collection brings five celebrated alpine passes together. The initial Tremola/Gotthard ride remains free; four additional Swiss maps are planned for individual in-app purchase and as a combined pack.

Gotthard / Tremola · freeNufenen / NovenaFurkaGrimselSusten
Transparency by design

Global routes. Traceable sources.

1N23456 keeps credits and data licences linked to each individual route, not buried in one unmanageable list. A free ride, a purchased pass and a regional bundle keep their own geographic, photographic and software notices accessible.