Looking for our first teams

One app for everything that happens on the mountain.

Timing, event planning, a trail database — and the community around it. For everyone who loves mountain biking: on your own, in the after-work crew, in a club or as an organiser.

Up to 25 seats per team Everything open, the whole beta

Who it’s for

Which one are you?

Four kinds of people open the same app. Tap what fits you — you can skip the rest.

For you

Are you faster than last year?

Every time you have ever ridden, in one place — across clubs, races and seasons.

  • The same stage over four years, as a curve
  • Head to head against the people you ride with
  • A season review in December, made to pass around
Waldsteig — your times 4 seasons
2023
2:41.8
+17.4
2024
2:36.2
+11.8
2025
2:28.9
+4.5
2026
2:24.4
Best
−17.4 s in four years 7 : 4 against Jonas
Timing · already running

There’s no loading bar on the mountain.

Wait for the server up there and the time is already gone. And nobody rides a stage twice.

  • Pressed is pressed

    The time goes to the outbox and waits there until there’s signal again — carrying the timestamp from back then.

  • Two phones, one clock

    Start up top, stop down below. The app works the drift between the two device clocks out of the measurement.

  • Survives a restart

    Even if the phone dies halfway down the hill, no time is lost.

And that never costs anything. No recorded time will ever sit behind a subscription — not during the beta and not after. You pay for what comes on top, never for what has to stay intact.

Trail database · already running

There are plenty of maps.

None of them knows that a tree has been lying just past the landing since Sunday.

  • Condition, not just a line Open, reported, closed — as of today.
  • S-grades that hold up From people who actually ride them down.
  • GPX to take along To your watch, your GPS, your folder.
  • Radar for your area A ping as soon as something happens nearby.

Someone else’s woods? Ask.

Most clubs don’t publish their trails, and for good reason. But letting a guest in is not the same as publishing: you send a request to the local club, and if they let you in, you see their internal trails for as long as the pass lasts.

  • You ask, they decide A pass with an end date, revocable any time.
  • The club gets something back A round on the house for every guest.
7 trails within 50 km
  • S2 Waldsteig Hersbrucker Alb 4,2 km 312 hm checked yesterday open
  • S3 Hohler Fels Hersbrucker Alb 2,8 km 190 hm Tree across, km 1.4 reported
  • S1 Sonnenleite Fränkische Schweiz 6,1 km 415 hm neu vermessen open
S2 Waldsteig Hersbrucker Alb S3 Hohler Fels Fränkische Schweiz MeldungS1 Sonnenleite Fränkische Schweiz S2 Kalvarienberg Hersbrucker Alb S3 Teufelstisch Pfälzerwald S2 Rabenstein Frankenalb S4 Hirschbachtal Hersbrucker Alb MeldungS1 Moritzberg Nürnberger Land
For organisers · coming in the beta

Nobody watches you train. On race day, half the valley does.

Two things you normally only get with a timing service and radios — here they run on the phones your people are carrying anyway.

One link. No sign-up. Everyone can watch.

Running times, splits, positions. All live, from the sofa or while cheering right at the finish line.

  • No login for spectators Open the link, there’s the table. Nothing to install.
  • Counts along Tenths of a second while the rider is still up top.
  • Start lists and schedule The app hands out the numbers.
  • It stays Afterwards it is the results list.

The live leaderboard and cheering are part of the organiser package.

kurbeler.de/e/hersbruck-enduro
Stage 2 — Waldsteig live · 143 watching
PosRiderTimeDiff
9 Toni Weigel 1:18.3
17 Lena Barthel2:34.2
222 Jonas Reeb2:36.9+2.7
314 Micha Röhrli2:38.4+4.2
431 Sven Katzwang2:41.8+7.6
Safety · coming in the beta

Safe in the saddle.

On the mountain there is rarely anyone nearby. Two features make sure it is noticed when someone doesn’t arrive — at a race with two hundred starters just as much as on a solo lap.

Otherwise nobody notices someone is down.

Before the start every marshal reports “in position” — no rider goes until then. When someone comes through: whistle as always, plus a thumb on the phone. The whistle warns the people who hear it. The thumb tells the marshal two hundred metres further down who doesn’t.

  • Course clear No start while a marshal is missing.
  • Report a crash One button. Works without signal.
  • Overdue alert The app works out who hasn’t arrived.
  • Splits come for free The marshals are counting anyway.

The marshal chain is part of the organiser package. The check-in deadline below it isn’t — everyone gets that.

Race control — stage 2 4 marshals · all in position
  • 1 Sattel oben Kathi · wartet frei
  • 2 Wurzelfeld Bene · wartet frei
  • 3 Steinbruch Uwe · wartet frei
  • 4 Zielhang Marie · wartet frei

Course clear · #14 Röhrli on course

“Back by six.”

Riding alone, you leave a deadline behind. Don’t check back in by then and a message goes to your team or to people you picked — with your route and the spot where you last had signal.

  • You set the time Not an app asking every ten minutes.
  • The alarm comes first Usually you just forgot.
  • To your people Your team or picked contacts, your choice.
  • Not an emergency call It does not replace a dispatcher and does not pretend to.
After-work ride · out alone Check-in deadline
Back by

18:00

1:12 h left · “Kalvarienberg” loop

No check-in by 18:30? Then a message goes to your team — with the trail and the spot where you last had signal.

Roadmap

What already runs — and what’s still coming.

We won’t sell you anything that doesn’t exist. You can use the left column from day one; who is in the beta helps decide the order of the right one.

Already running
  • Timing with clock sync and an outbox
  • Events, stages and start numbers
  • Rankings and results lists
  • Trails with GPX, markers and reports
  • Team, roster and invitations by mail
  • One summary a day instead of fifteen mails
Coming in the beta
  • Public live leaderboard and cheering
  • Course marshals with crash and overdue alerts
  • Trail care report as a PDF for forestry and council
  • Check-in deadline: if someone doesn’t come back, the team knows
  • Rounds, tiers and guest access
  • Athlete: trail radar, form curve, season review
After the beta

Stopping the clock is free. Forever.

You only pay for what comes on top — and the club doesn’t pay it.

Nobody pays during the beta. Every beta team starts on the top tier — everything open, no rounds, no invoice.

Kurbeler

€0 forever

No trial period, no expiry date.

  • Timing, even without signal
  • Trails, markers and reports
  • Dates, races, start numbers
  • Team and roster
For riders

Athlete

€4.99 per month · €39 a year

For everything that reaches beyond team and event boundaries.

  • Every public trail with GPX
  • Trail radar around you
  • Personal bests across all seasons
  • Several teams, season review
  • One round included every month

Club

€0 the till stays shut

Unlocked with rounds, not with invoices.

  • Full history from 2 rounds
  • Trail care report from 5 rounds
  • Club colours from 10 rounds
  • Applies to everyone on the roster

Organiser

On request

No price tag — every race is different. We work out what it costs beforehand.

  • Public live leaderboard with cheering
  • Marshal chain with crash and overdue alerts
  • Splits at every marshal post
  • Support on race day
Ask about working together
Rounds

Buy your team a round.

Your club doesn’t have to pass a motion, file a request or approve an invoice. The riders unlock it: whoever has Athlete buys a round every month — and whatever that opens up applies to everyone on the roster, including the free accounts.

  • 2 First round Full history across all seasons, roles on the roster
  • 5 Second round Trail care report as a PDF, start lists and schedule
  • 10 Whole bar Club colours, logo, sponsor on results list and certificate
Freeride Stammtisch Hersbruck
Tier 1
3/5 rounds 2 to tier 2
Bought by
MKASTR
— all 24 drink along.
Beta access

Are you in?

We’re looking for people who are out there in winter and have a race in mind for spring. Preferably as a group — on your own works too.

Who’s applying?
How many of you are there?
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