Observed arrival · 2026-09-04
Crew HQ: race-day logistics for aid-station crews
A race-planning tool that gives a runner’s support crew one offline link showing where to be, when to arrive, and what to do.
Field notes
The proposed workflow begins with an organiser’s GPX rather than manual checkpoint entry, using route distance and climb to shape expected arrival windows. A crew member can then mark a runner’s passage with one tap, causing later windows to be recalculated. The project is recruiting people involved in an actual race and asks whether they are crewing, running, or coaching, suggesting that field testing is part of the current build rather than a future-facing waitlist alone.
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