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It's about
time, athletes.

Formula 1 precision for everyday races. Live map, predictions, splits, overtakes and every stat that matters — for every spectator and every athlete.

◆ Fastest on course◆ Predicted finish◆ Overtakes live◆ Sector analysis◆ Queue detection◆ Free race photos◆ Your race film◆ Garmin · Strava · Suunto◆ Every second counts◆ Fastest on course◆ Predicted finish◆ Overtakes live◆ Sector analysis◆ Queue detection◆ Free race photos◆ Your race film◆ Garmin · Strava · Suunto◆ Every second counts

The app · try it right here

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Precision target

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Race photos for athletes

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Profile. Every race. Forever.

The problem

High costs. Spectators still clueless.

  • 01Legacy RFID: staff-heavy, hardware-heavy, half of it single-use.
  • 02Ten different apps, ten different looks. Zero common thread between races.
  • 03Photos disconnected from timing, sold back to you for up to ~100 USD.
  • 04Even elite broadcasts can't tell you who's actually winning — or when.
RaceIQ app with live map and leaderboard

Approximate USD equivalents, rounded.

The platform

Everything. Live. For everyone.

01

Live avatar map

Every athlete as an avatar on the real course, with real competitors and exact positions.

02

Predictions

Predicted finish, pitstop ETAs, overtake forecasts, vs. plan and vs. your past self.

03

Sector analysis

Fastest on course, fastest in segment, most overtakes. F1 telemetry for the masses.

04

Holdups & safety

Detect queues, sudden stops, injuries and DNFs in seconds — not hours.

05

Free photos & film

Live images matched to timing. Your personal race film, cut automatically.

06

Lifetime profile

Every race, every sport, badges, trophies and quests. One athlete, one history.

Swimming in open water

Swimming in open water

Skiing in snowfall

Skiing in snowfall

Running in darkness

Running in darkness

Cycling in sunlight

Cycling in sunlight

The crowd is the camera

Self-driving timing. Minimal cost.

Drone filming a night marathon

Spectators, drones, our own cameras and the athletes' own wearables become the timing network. AI recognizes bibs, QR codes, clothing and helmets — and verifies every position.

How it works →

— É. Souvestre · 1848

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