Live event tracking

Every entrant.
One live map.

Built for rally raids, desert races and long-distance rides. Riders keep the satellite beacons they already carry. Organizers see all of them at once — and hand the recovery team a Google Earth Pro feed that just works.

Start an event — free during betaHow it works
Works withGarmin inReachSPOTZOLEO· no app required
Satellite imagery
Esri World Imagery by default — the sharpest coverage over desert and mountain terrain. Switch to topo or streets in one click.
Measure anything
Click-to-measure distances and bearings straight on the map, in kilometres or miles.
Status at a glance
Live, stale or dark — colour-coded per entrant with the last fix time, on the map and in the roster.
Trails, not just dots
Click any entrant to see where they have been. Export the whole event as KML afterwards.

Every beacon, one map

Entrants keep the trackers they already own. You add their Garmin MapShare link or SPOT feed to the roster and they appear on the map — no app to install, nothing for the rider to set up.

Google Earth Pro for the recovery team

Hand your safety crew a KML network link. It opens once and refreshes itself every thirty seconds. Every link is personal and every access is logged, so a leaked feed is traceable.

Embed it on your own site

One iframe puts the live map on your event website. Fans, families and sponsors follow along there. Nothing to maintain once the event starts.

For organizers

Three steps. Then you watch the race.

01

Create the event

Name it, set the dates, upload the route GPX if you have one.

02

Load the roster

A CSV with name, number, class and each entrant's beacon share link. Bad rows are flagged by line — the rest import.

03

Share the links

Embed code for your website, Google Earth Pro feeds for the crew, a private dashboard for you.

Free while we’re in beta.

Annual membership for riders and per-event pricing for organizers come after.

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