As you plan the timing of your first event, here's what you'll want to think about.

RaceSplitter supports four race start types — mass, interval, wave and variable.

This article explains how to publish, export and edit your results, both in the app and online.

Easily time intermediate points on the course, with RaceSplitter's multi-device support.

This article explains how to create timing entries in rapid-fire mode without entering bib numbers.

The RaceSplitter "timing bar" allows you to assign the same time to multiple racers — useful when timing groups of people arriving together.

Under certain circumstances, RaceSplitter will automatically adjust the race start time. This is both a benefit, and a risk.

This article explains how to use RaceSplitter to time a triathlon.

This article discusses the considerations involved in a common timing scenario—5k and 10k running races, ran together in a single event.

This blog article explains how we organized the timing of a multi-day, multi-race and multi-split ultra event using RaceSplitter.

This blog article explains how we organized the timing of a multi-day, multi-race and multi-split ultra event using RaceSplitter.

This article discusses timing of a multi-heat boat regatta.

This article explains how to find RaceSplitter when searching the App Store on an iPad.

How to prevent and correct the appearance of erroneous splits on your race.

What to do if the majority of your race finishers are displayed as DNF — Did Not Finish

Other issues? Be sure to have a look at our frequently asked questions page.