RACESPLITTER IS A HIGH-QUALITY RACE, SPLIT & LAP TIMER. Whether you're a race organizer looking for the perfect "Do it Yourself" alternative to chip systems, or a coach wanting to give real-time splits, laps and standings to your athletes, RaceSplitter is the powerful, popular and affordable solution.
Includes everything you need — manage your start lists, time the racers, post live results online during the event, access overall and category standings, export results by email or instantly publish online.
Join thousands of people all around the world who love RaceSplitter! Nearly a million people in 80 countries have been timed with RaceSplitter!
If you're wondering whether it's worth $40, don't miss our introduction video at:
http://racesplitter.com
BENEFITS:
— ECONOMICAL. Save hundreds (or thousands!) over the cost of comparable timing devices or professional services.
— POWERFUL. More advanced in functionality than even most physical devices.
— TROUBLE-FREE. Created by expert designers for ease of use. Never get confused during the race.
— COMPLETE. Supports mass start, interval start, and even wave start races. RaceSplitter provides everything you need.
— BROADLY APPLICABLE. Perfect for nordic skiing, trail running, ultras, marathons, mountain biking, time trials, stair climbs, sailing, paddling, even desert buggy and 4x4 racing!
— ONLINE COMPANION. Extend the power of RaceSplitter through our online companion services at RaceSplitter.com — Create large races by uploading data from Excel, publish race results instantly online, print nicely-formatted results at the event.
WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING:
From the USA Nordic Ski Championships, to the Spanish Cup Trail Running series, to the 2010 Paralympics, RaceSplitter has become popular in over 20 countries. Here’s what people are saying:
— "I can't say how excited I am. RaceSplitter is very effective and more importantly, reliable. I've been using it for several races and it has worked flawlessly. It absolutely allows me to do my job better." Hennie Kashiwa, Assistant Coach, Nordic Skiing, Denver University (USA)
— "RaceSplitter is amazing! This is as useful for race judges keeping track of standings on the course, as it is for the race organizers timing the event." Carlos Gomez Lozano, Official Judge of the Spanish Cup Trail Race Series, Andalucia (Spain).
— "Any parent or coach tired of giving bad splits to their skier or triathlete (or with split-timer lust) need look no further. This is a great app, even for digital zombies!" Scott Havlick (USA)
LEARN MORE
For more information, including video screencasts, case studies and more, visit:
http://racesplitter.com
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http://facebook.com/racesplitter
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— RaceSplitter Help Center
http://racesplitter.com/support
I’ve been organizing races for over a decade, back when timing was done using a handheld Seiko timer with paper roller print out. Then Stevens Creek came out with PocketTimer for the Palm Pilot and that was awesome. Still quirky but better than the old way, especially after they ported over to iPhone. Jump ahead and now the RaceSplitter is here with web based access. On the outset, it is very promising - especially the simplified input of racers and categories using a template with limited fields and the ability to import a CSV file. But using it can be frustrating, especially when it comes to making changes to timing entries on the fly (particularly if a wave start is used). Once you enable Auto-Split you are prohibited from making changes on the fly. Despite this, I continued to use it because I liked how the results were so easy to upload to RaceSplitter’s servers. But I cannot use it anymore as I narrowly avoided a catastrophe this past weekend at an event. Two days before the race I was trying to enter in racers directly into the app. I had no internet access so this was the only method I could use. The program kept crashing and wouldn’t let me add racers. Luckily, I still had Pockettimer Pro on my iPad and was able to duplicate the roster and then add the new racers very easily. Disappointed with RaceSplitter.
Developer Response
App crashes are almost always related to running either an outdated version of RaceSplitter or (more often) the iOS. As you can see from the website, almost 2 million people have been timed with RaceSplitter, and our Results sections—containing only those results people have made public—are voluminous every month. In many sports, like Nordic skiing, it's the de-facto product, recommended by the various sports associations.In cases where an app crashes, which is almost certainly an isolated situation, it would be preferable that customers contact our support team, rather than just posting a negative review on an app, which can be catastrophic to the business. Thanks.
Overall winners?
Jeff.57
I used this last year for a 5K. I can’t figure out how to do results where the top 3 men and women are removed from the age groups. Emailed them a week before and got no response. This is pretty important for most races.
solid
sombreromalo
this app works great for time trials and other events where everyone is registered before the first starting gun. but is not helpful for situations like a wave start road race or cross country race where people are still registering for later heats after the first heat has left. our grassroots short track series is a casual tuesday night series where people come from work and register on site at the last minute. if it were possible to run multiple races at once and enter laps and finish punches for ALL of them from the same screen, i'd love this app. as it is, its an imcomplete solution, with some holes.
XC Ski coach (Anchorage, AK)
Nate Normandin
I have searched for applications like this for taking splits during races and most are either difficult to use or expensive. This application worked very well on my first attempt.Pros:Prior to the race:- The program walks you through setting up your race.- The application can take a start list submitted in a comma delimited format so you do not need to type in the entire start list.- If you need to make changes or create your own start list, it is an easy process.- The program supports 3 types of races to fit your need (mass start, interval start, wave start).During the race:- Entering bib numbers as they pass you is pretty simple (It definately beats out the sheet of paper and math on the fly). The less time I have to deal with calculating splits the more advice I can give athletes while they race. Very nice!- While entering bib numbers you can easily scroll through the split list to see who stands where.After the race:- You can scroll through the results and splits just like before- You can send results to an email account as a .csv fileCons:Prior to the race:- There is only one format for entering a compiled start list (by someone else). It is very limited and if you are not very computer savvy, it could be very difficult to translate a start list into the format necessary for RaceSplitter.During the race:- Last minute changes made to the start lists by the race officials can make things difficult. For example, if a bib is added on to the end of the start list, you will not be able to give that athlete a time as they do not have an entry in the RaceSplitter start list. So if a bib comes by you that is not in your list, there is no way to take a split for that kid.- If you miss an athlete, there is no way to put in a placeholder (blank) spot so that you can calculate it later when you find out who it was you missed.After the race:- Nothing really that I can tell so far.Overall, I give this application a 5 star rating as it is the first version, it's easy to use, and it does more than expensive split applications do.
Fixes an issue where RaceSplitter was not presented as an option when importing start lists
Version 1.7.6
The developer, Ryan Byrne, has not provided details about its privacy practices and handling of data to Apple. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy .
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Information
Seller
212 Technology Solutions, LLC
Size
4.7 MB
Category
Sports
Compatibility
Requires iOS 7.0 or later.
iPhone Requires iOS 7.0 or later.
iPod touch Requires iOS 7.0 or later.
Mac Requires macOS 11.0 or later and a Mac with Apple M1 chip or later.
