Observed arrival · 2026-10-06
SplitEye: a phone-camera timer for crossings
An Android app starts and stops a timer when its camera detects a colored marker being covered, for dog agility, sprints, and laps.
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- For
- Dog-agility handlers, runners, and horse-sport timers
- Worth noticing
- Lap mode ends one lap and starts the next on the same marker crossing; video capture is marked beta and off by default.
Field notes
Setup depends on a high-contrast coloured object at the line: the user frames it, records its colour, then checks the on-screen green or red response before timing. Lap mode can roll directly into the next lap, while saved runs can be labelled and exported as CSV; voice, vibration, and notification cues are also listed. The page says the app requests no internet access, and marks video capture as beta and off by default.
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