Learn how to organize a race where racers perform their own timing using personal smartphones by scanning QR codes on course. [More]
An enduro mountain-biking race consists of anywhere from 2 to 8 (or more) timed stages, [More]
Follow these steps to timing a point-to-point race with 2 devices running Webscorer PRO [More]
This article explains the hardware components recommended for chip-timing with Webscorer PRO, including pricing and links to AtlasRFIDstore to view hardware details.[More]
The Webscorer PRO app is now available for laptops, desktops and tablets running Windows 10 as well as Mac computers running macOS Catalina (version 10.15 or later). [More]
Webscorer PRO 4.0 adds support for the external NFC reader by Advanced Card Systems Ltd. model ACR-1 [More]
Read this article to learn how to keep the Webscorer app running in the background when the Android 7+ device goes to sleep - either on its own, or when the screen is turned off by the user. Chip detections will happen without the app visible. [More]
It’s always best to have all racers pre-register online and issue a hard cutoff for registrations to prevent the typical day-of-race chaos. However, this is not always possible. To accommodate these types of race scenarios, Webscorer offers 3 different options [More]
Here’s how to run e.g. a cross-country skiing sprint race with a time trial qualification & heats for quarter finals, semi finals and finals.[More]
Webscorer PRO version 2.7 introduced the ability to “skip” laps for some distances in a multi-distance race, where you want to time splits at multiple locations - and not all racers pass through all check points. An example:1. You’re timing a race with two distances:- 10K- 20K [More]
Webscorer PRO supports two start types where the racers start individually:Individual start
- Racers can start in any order and at any interval
- Starting is done by tapping the racer on the screen
- No audible countdown[More]
Webscorer PRO version 2.5 added support for Bluetooth barcode / QR code scanners that emulate an ext [More]
Want to use an external button for tapping time stamps vs. tapping the screen? Version 2.5 of the Webscorer app now allows you to use the Bluetooth-attached FLIC smart button https://flic.io/ to do so.Benefits over tapping the screen:1. You don't need to look down on the screen when recording a time stamp [More]
Webscorer PRO supports external timers from the following vendors:
ALGE-TIMING - http://www.alg [More]
Step-by-step instructions how to setup Webscorer PRO software for RFID chip timing.[More]
The new LLRP chip-timing support in Webscorer PRO 2.1 was thoroughly tested at the 2nd biggest cyclo [More]
Follow these steps to time e.g. a triathlon or a trail-running race with multiple check points[More]
Until now, Webscorer PRO has been purely a manual-timing product - you'd tap the screen to record a[More]
Webscorer PRO has supported team relays before (via a feature now called “Fixed relay”) [More]
Until now, Webscorer PRO has been purely a manual-timing product - you'd tap the screen to record a[More]
Until now, Webscorer PRO has been purely a manual-timing product - you'd tap the screen to record a[More]
Do you have an event where the race finish may be too busy to handle with manual timing? But y [More]
Version 1.6.2 introduced a new handicap option – time-based handicaps. This is an e [More]
The Webscorer timing app uses the internal clock of the device (Android / iOS / Windows) as its refe [More]
Printing is quickly becoming obsolete due to its many disadvantages:
1. During the race, you[More]
In road running, it is customary to exclude the top male and female racers from their respective cat [More]
How to time a point-to-point obstacle course race with 2 iPads? Watch this new video to find out: h [More]
Example of a paperless results bulletin board: 1. Results were posted live from Webscorer PRO durin [More]
Race organizer question:I have a question on how to use Webscorer for a race my paddling club is run [More]
Let's assume you've mastered Webscorer PRO well enough and feel confident to time your race with it. [More]