> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.time2.bike/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# The clipboard
> Every athlete against every practice — who showed up, what they ran, and who's trending the wrong way.
The **Results** tab is the coach's clipboard. It replaces the paper version: one
grid, athletes down the side, practices across the top.
Available to **coaches**, **managers**, team **admins**, and **owners**.
> !!-IMAGE-NEEDED-!! — The **Results** clipboard: a week expanded, athletes in rows, activity columns, and the trend column on the right.
## Reading the grid
* **Rows** are your roster athletes.
* **Columns** are activities — one per activity per practice, labelled with the
activity name and the date.
* **Cells** are that athlete's time in that activity. A blank cell means they
weren't timed, which is usually the attendance answer you were after.
* **Trend** on the right shows whether an athlete is getting faster or slower.
Practices are grouped by week, newest first, and each week collapses. (Practices
group by *month* on the Practices tab and by *week* here — comparing times is a
different job from finding a date.)
## Controls
| Control | What it does |
| ------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Group by gender** | Splits the rows into groups so you're comparing like with like when setting targets |
| **Show splits** | Adds a column per split alongside each total, when the activity recorded them |
| **Season filter** | Narrows to one season |
| **Export** | Downloads the grid |
| **New season** | Creates a season you can tag practices to |
There's a filter bar across the top for narrowing the athletes and activities in
view.
## Trends and targets
A median row gives you the group's time for each activity, which is what you
actually compare an athlete against when setting a target for the next session.
With **Group by gender** on, the comparison is within each group.
Click an athlete to open their history — every practice they've been timed at,
so you can see the shape of their season rather than one bad Tuesday.
> !!-IMAGE-NEEDED-!! — The athlete history modal with a sparkline of their times across the season.
## Where the times come from
Practice times come from live timing, not from published results — practices are
never published, so the live-timing rows are the only source. This means:
* Times appear as soon as they're recorded at the timer.
* You don't have to finalize or publish anything for the clipboard to fill in.
* Nothing here is public, ever.
## Seasons
Click **New season**, give it a name and a start date (and an optional end
date), then tag practices to it from the Practices tab. The clipboard and the
practice list both filter by season.
Create the season *before* your first practice of the year. Tagging practices
as you go is a two-second job; tagging forty of them in April is not.
## Next
Taking the team to an actual race.