Analysis Report
Your training doesn't end when the stage ends.
RallyBook records every run. Afterwards it reconstructs how you navigated it, against the roadbook you were given, not against a guess.
What it answers
Six questions a rider asks after every stage.
- Where did I get lost?
- Every excursion off the roadbook's line, where it started, where you rejoined, and how far you went.
- What did it cost me?
- Time lost and time gained per excursion, so a scenic detour and a genuine navigation error are told apart.
- Did I take the waypoints?
- Every waypoint with its outcome and validation time. Missed ones say by how many metres.
- Where did the time actually go?
- Moving time against stopped time, speed over distance, top speed, average moving speed.
- Was I clean?
- Overspeed episodes zone by zone against the limit in force at the time.
- How did I compare?
- For organizers: two riders on the same stage, sector by sector, with the cause of each gap.
The trace
The line you rode, against the line you were given.
The official roadbook trace underneath, your recorded path on top, excursions marked where the two part company. Waypoints carry their outcome: validated, missed, or forced open.
How it's sold
One report, one stage.
A report is unlocked per stage and stays unlocked. Reopening it, exporting the PDF and sharing it are free: you pay once for the analysis, not each time you look at it.
A report costs 20 Credits. Credits are RallyBook's currency, roughly one Credit to the euro, bought in the app. A year of RallyBook Pro includes 60 Credits, which is three reports.
For organizers
The whole field, not one rider.
Sessions from your event arrive on your dashboard under Runs: who rode which stage, where the field went wrong, and two riders side by side sector by sector with the cause of each gap attributed.
Get it
Ride a stage. Then find out how you rode it.
RallyBook isn't on the app stores yet. Write to us and we'll get you a build.
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