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Android software for timing popular races, cycling events, triathlons and sporting events with a handheld UHF reader. Designed to run without interruption all day long.
Resilient to interruptions, quick to operate even with gloves on, and designed so a single person can run the finish line without missing a read.
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A full view for the finish operator, with fine control, and a minimal view for seeing bibs from a distance.
Large clock at the top, status bar with the mode and filters, control buttons and a real-time list of reads.
For the operator working one or two metres from the screen: huge bibs in a single column with counters on the right. Perfect for demanding finish lines.
When you open the app, the essential settings are visible at a glance. Each card takes you straight to its section.
Chosen in the settings, they adapt the behaviour of the reader and the record list.
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All settings are organised into cards by area. Critical fields, such as the file name and start time, are highlighted to prevent mistakes. From any section you can return to the timer with a single tap.
The two most common EPC formats in professional timing, selectable under Settings → Reading.
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Losing the times is a timer’s worst nightmare. That’s why the app writes to three destinations at once: a failure in one never puts the data at risk.
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In use at road, track and mountain events, ready for 8- to 10-hour days with hundreds of participants. With technical support and updates.
Android software for timing popular races, cycling events, triathlons and sporting events with a handheld UHF reader. Designed to run without interruption all day long.
Resilient to interruptions, quick to operate even with gloves on, and designed so a single person can run the finish line without missing a read.
Direct integration with the Impinj UHF6 reader: continuous reading, up to 6 EPC prefix filters and power from 5 to 33 dBm.
Every read is recorded as HH:mm:ss.SSS, in real time of day or in race time depending on the mode.
Foreground service with a persistent notification, screen always on and double confirmation to exit during a race.
Configurable beep and optional vibration on every read. Volume is controlled with the device’s own keys.
Automatic upload of the TXT every 30 seconds, without overwriting old files and with staggered alerts if the network fails.
Periodic copy to a folder that the cloud apps sync on their own. One more backup, with no infrastructure cost.
A full view for the finish operator, with fine control, and a minimal view for seeing bibs from a distance.
Large clock at the top, status bar with the mode and filters, control buttons and a real-time list of reads.
For the operator working one or two metres from the screen: huge bibs in a single column with counters on the right. Perfect for demanding finish lines.
When you open the app, the essential settings are visible at a glance. Each card takes you straight to its section.
Chosen in the settings, they adapt the behaviour of the reader and the record list.
The classic approach: each chip is accepted only once and later reads are ignored. Ideal for popular race finishes, triathlons and walks.
Each chip can pass several times, with a configurable minimum time between reads. The header shows the highest lap. Perfect for circuits and cycling.
The reader reads continuously and each chip stays pending until you press ACCEPT: the time is taken at the exact moment of the tap. Ideal for time trials.
All settings are organised into cards by area. Critical fields, such as the file name and start time, are highlighted to prevent mistakes. From any section you can return to the timer with a single tap.
The two most common EPC formats in professional timing, selectable under Settings → Reading.
The bib is written in decimal in the last characters of the EPC and is taken as is, with no conversion. Compatible with the chips commonly used at popular races.
The EPC is read as 4 hexadecimal filter characters plus 4 bib characters, which are converted to decimal automatically. The typical format of Time Source and professional sports chips.
Losing the times is a timer’s worst nightmare. That’s why the app writes to three destinations at once: a failure in one never puts the data at risk.
A TXT file in internal storage or in the folder of your choice, written after every read. It is the reference copy and is never lost.
Automatic upload to the FTP server every 30 seconds so the organisers can see the times live. If a file already exists on the server, it is renamed.
Periodic copy to a folder that the official cloud apps sync on their own. A standalone backup with no dependencies.
In use at road, track and mountain events, ready for 8- to 10-hour days with hundreds of participants. With technical support and updates.