Build the event, time it, publish the results — with a marshal in every car instead of on every corner. The crew's own phone does the timing.
The long job — putting people out on every corner — is the one that disappears.
The controls come straight out of the route file. Zones, transits and target times build themselves.
Crews, vehicles, classes. Each car gets a code and a QR.
Free app, scan, phone on the screen. Nothing to press at a control.
Every car against its target, live — and an alert on any that goes quiet.
Penalties, classes and awards are already done. Publish and print.
It isn't a tracker bolted to the car — it's the marshal, riding in it. It knows the route, it knows where the controls are, and it times them as they go past. Everything the crew needs on the road and nothing they don't, with the red SOS on every screen.
The official rally time, synced to control — the time you're scored against.
Your car, the route ahead and the field moving. Works with no signal once the maps are downloaded.
Target, actual and penalty for every leg, as it happens. Nothing hidden.
The day-of view. Every car against its target as it happens — the same data driving the crew's phone, mirrored to control. Any browser, nothing to install.
The trail of where each car has actually been, not just a dot. Scrub back through a car's whole day when a time gets queried.
Rescored as each control is crossed, with progress next to the points — so a car on lap one doesn't read as the leader.
Signal, GPS, battery and maps per car, green to red. You find out a phone is dying at the coffee halt, not at the finish.
The organiser's desk. Everything from the route file to the trophies — and it's the same system the crews and the live board are running on, so nothing has to be re-typed.
It reads the controls out of the file and builds the zones, transits and targets. Tune any of it on the map.
Target speeds, early and late weighting, the cap, the grace band. Cancel a leg and it's zero for everyone, with the reason recorded.
Pick the countries the route crosses; crews download them before they leave. No signal needed once they have.
Entries, vehicles, classes, awards. Documents go out and come back signed in the app.
Computed as it happens. Override anything with a reason attached, then print the packs.
SOS lands here first — position, crew, vehicle — and never on a public feed.
Everything above is what it has. This is what it is for.
Drop a control anywhere on the route and it times itself. Nobody stands in a field at 6am.
Actual and target are both whole seconds, and the penalty comes from those two numbers on the crew's own screen. They can do the sum themselves.
Keeps timing through the deepest valley and syncs when signal returns. Nothing is lost.
Sends the crew's exact position and keeps retrying until somebody acknowledges it.
Sign up, build the whole event, invite the crews, see it all working — without paying anything. Money changes hands only when real cars are on a real road.
Everything, for as long as you like.
Only for cars that actually start.
A season, one number.
Tell us about your event and we'll get you timing — a Sunday road run, a two-day scramble, or a fortnight across the Pyrenees.