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Two session modes:

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Standard

One screen, one operator. Endurance, criterium, gravel, XC, short track, time trial — anywhere riders cross the line one at a time and you record by bib.
  • Big START / PAUSE / STOP at the top.
  • Numeric plate input always focused; Enter records a finish for that participant at Date.now().
  • On course list sorted by elapsed time, with a ✓ finished pill once recorded.
  • Registered riders list — tap a name to record a finish at “now” (for unreadable bibs).
  • Long-press / right-click any row → manual time, DNF, DNS, DSQ, delete.
Standard

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Dual slalom

Per-device role, picked when joining the session. Built for two-lane head-to-head racing where one device sits at the top of the course and one (or two) at the bottom.
  • Starter — top of course. “On deck” panel: type both plates → press START. Emits lane_start with red + blue lane assignments and a start timestamp.
  • Finisher — bottom of one lane. The whole screen is a single FINISH button labeled with lane color and live elapsed time. Press = lane_finish for that lane.
  • Self-correct — finisher can press CLEAR to undo the last recorded time if they pressed too early.
Up to 4 simultaneous devices is “just more subscribers” — the architecture doesn’t change. All times stored to 3 decimal places (ms). Display rounds to the session’s precision (often 10 ms for slalom). Dual slalom

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Choosing

If your race is…Use
Mass-start with one finish linestandard
Time trial / individual startstandard
Downhill (one rider on course at a time)standard
Enduro (timed stages)standard, one session per stage
Dual slalom or 4XdualSlalom
RFID with auto-finish detectionstandard + RFID watcher