Ultra cyclist Chris Hall has announced that he will be riding around the perimeter of Britain to raise funds and awareness for men’s mental health. This one-month-long ride will see Chris cover around 6,500 kilometres, starting and finishing in London. You will be able to follow Chris’s progress live on a dedicated tracking map here. […]
Several years ago, we first began testing our geofencing feature. It has been in beta mode since then and has been used across several events. Based on this testing, as well as valuable feedback from organisers, we have made significant improvements to how it works. We’re excited to officially launch it and make it available
For organisers first adopting tracking or those used to participants bringing their own devices, how to prepare for an event start using our trackers can be new territory. This is our guide on how we suggest you do things, including some lessons we’ve learned through tracking hundreds of events over the years. Receive the Trackers
We support a number of external trackers, but SPOT and Garmin inReach devices are by far the most popular. To load these devices to our platform, participants provide us with an external feed containing their tracking data. Their device pushes updates to this feed – which is typically unique to them – allowing us to
We’re excited to be supporting Molly Weaver’s On The Edge project with live tracking this summer. This epic ride will see former professional cyclist Molly try to claim a cycling record that has stood for over 40 years, becoming the first woman to attempt it in the process. Read more about this challenge via a
