The product

The digital rally navigation cockpit.

Roadbook. CAP. Odometer. Waypoints. Speed zones. Everything you need to navigate a stage, on a device you already own.

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CAP: 312°
DTW: 4.2km

Roadbook

The stage, case by case.

A layout designed for navigating rather than reading: distance, tulip and notes in the proportions a rider scans at speed. Section headers, zone markers and danger levels are carried through exactly as the roadbook author drew them.

GPX: From any rally planner, with tulip images and notes intact
PDF: Scanned or exported roadbooks, page by page
.CAP: Encrypted stages from RallyCAP

Roadbook column: km, tulip, notes. Section header and a zone marker in frame

Heading readout large and legible, with the next waypoint bearing

CAP

Heading, live, where you can read it

The CAP display stays legible on a moving bike, alongside the bearing to the waypoint you are running on. Heading comes from your trajectory, which is what matters at speed.

The moment of validation: pill state change, radius drawn on the map

Waypoints

Validation you don't have to think about

Enter the radius and the waypoint validates itself. The state carries through the stage (validated, missed, or still ahead) and a missed waypoint tells you, rather than passing in silence.

Automatic validation on entering the zone
Manual selection when you need to override
FIA-style radii, configurable per roadbook
Missed-waypoint alert with audible warning

Total and partial panels, mid-stage, with the tap-pitch control visible

Odometer

Precision distance control

Total and partial, adjustable on the move. A roadbook is only as good as the odometer you read it against, so correcting it has to be quick enough to do while riding.

Inside a DZ or FZ with the warning band showing and a limit in frame

Speed zones

Real-time speed-zone monitoring

DZ and FZ zones are tracked live, with a warning as you approach the limit and an alarm past it. Zones come from the roadbook, so the limits are the event's own.

Trace map: driven path, validated waypoints, current position

GPS and trace

Position, path and waypoints on one map

Live GPS with the trail behind you, waypoint markers and validation radii. It is also the recording that feeds your Analysis Report once you finish.

Remote mapping screen. A bar-mounted photograph would be stronger still

Remote control

Navigate without touching the device

Scroll the roadbook, adjust the odometer, select waypoints and lock the screen from a handlebar remote. Buttons are remappable, so the remote you already run keeps the layout you already know.

Offline

Designed for where there is no signal.

Download at the bivouac and everything works from there: roadbook, validation, zones, odometer, map and recording, with the device in airplane mode. Two hundred kilometres from a tower is the normal case in this sport, not the exception.

Your library

Your roadbooks follow your account.

Sign in with Apple, Google or email and your stages are there: on your phone, your tablet, and a replacement device after a crash. Events you have ridden stay as history.

And afterwards, the Analysis Report

Get it

Ride your first stage on it.

Free to ride any event you're invited to, and free to browse the public catalog. Pro opens your own files for training on your own.

RallyBook isn't on the app stores yet. Write to us and we'll get you a build.

hello@rallybook.app