Routster

Routster documentation

Three products, one account, one sport.

Routster is a digital platform for orienteering, built by Orienteering Labs AB. It covers the sport end to end, and these docs are organised the same way — one section per product, selectable from the tabs at the top of every page.

What each product does

Routster Prepare is where you get faster at deciding. It shows you two to four drawn routes between the same pair of controls and asks which is shortest. You answer in a second or two, hundreds of times, and the leaderboard scores you on accuracy and response time together. It is also where community maps are made: upload an OCAD map and the Mapping Lab generates the route-choice challenges from it.

Routster Analyse is where you find out what actually happened. An organiser publishes an event — map, courses, classes, split times — and every runner in it uploads their GPS track. Analyse aligns the track to the course, detects where time was lost, compares you to the field, and can generate an AI review of the legs that mattered.

Routster Live is where you watch it happen. It reads the Swedish live timing feed and shows class results, split ranks and passings while the race is running, with favourites and club pages that never go stale.

One account across all three

Signing in on any Routster subdomain signs you in on all of them: the products share a single Supabase project and a session cookie scoped to .routster.se. That is why your profile name and picture, your club membership, and the favourites you star in Live follow you between products without being set up twice.

Where the data lives

Clubs are a platform-level object, not a per-product one. A club created through Prepare or Analyse is the same club Live draws a logo from, and the same club whose members can see a club-only event. See Clubs and Clubs and club logos.

Language

English is the source language of the products and of these docs; Swedish is a full first-class translation in the apps themselves. Live additionally carries thirteen languages, inherited from the app it replaced. Throughout the docs the sport's own vocabulary is used: leg (sträcka), split time (sträcktid), route choice (vägval), mistake (bom), control (kontroll).