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Upload the GPS track from a race and find out where the time actually went.

Analyse puts three things in the same coordinate system: the orienteering map, the course and your GPS track. From that it works out which leg you were on at every moment, where you stopped or doubled back, what ground you ran on, and how each leg compares with everyone else in your class.

The whole course on the map with the runner's track coloured by pace and other runners' tracks beside it
Full course: the whole race on the real map, coloured by pace.
Leg 10 of the course, turned so the runner goes up the screen
Per-leg: one leg at a time, turned so you always run up the screen.
The field comparison table with every runner's split times
Field comparison: your splits against the class.
The AI summary with a headline and the first findings
AI summary: the race read leg by leg.

Phone first

Analyse is made for the phone you carry in the forest. Everything works on a computer too, and the pictures in these docs are phone screens.

From the finish to your analysis

Step 1. Find or create the event

Every analysis belongs to an event. Open Events and pick the race, or create your own training with Create event. A race its organiser has published already has the map, the course and the results.

The events page with search and filters above a list of event cards with map thumbnails
Events: search by name, place or club, filter by discipline, level and time, or find a race on the map.

Step 2. Add your run

Open the event and press Add my run. Choose your class, bring the track with Upload GPX, Intervals.icu or Watch, and choose what others may see: GPS only or Full review. Uploading your GPX takes each way in turn.

The Add your run page with the class picker and the three ways to bring a track
Your class, and the three ways in.
The privacy choice GPS only or Full review above the Upload run button
Privacy for this run, then Upload run.

Step 3. Read the analysis

The run opens on the whole course. Full, Per-leg and Replay change how you see the race, and the buttons at the screen's edges open the AI summary, the field comparison and the charts.

What the analysis gives you

ViewWhat it answers
Full courseWhat shape was the race, and where did the mistakes cluster?
Per-legWhat happened on this leg, and how did the others run it?
ReplayWho was where at the same moment?
Field comparisonWhere did I gain and lose time against the class?
Mistakes, performance and terrainWhat did the mistakes cost, and how did the ground change my pace?
AI summaryWhat went well, what hurt, and what should I train?

Without split times

The map, your track, the terrain figures and the GPS mistake detector all still work. The field comparison needs the event's results, and the AI review waits until they arrive. See Uploading an event.

Sprint gets extra machinery

A sprint event is also turned into a passability model, so Analyse can work out the shortest legal path for every leg, show it as a ghost runner, and snap a noisy urban track to the streets. See Sprint analysis.

Where to go next

Uploading your GPX

A GPX file, Intervals.icu or a connected watch: whichever your device allows.

Uploading an event

The organiser's job, and the two timing rules that make everybody else's analysis work.

Full course

The whole race on the real map, and what the toolbar and the sheets hold.

Split times

Fifteen views of your race against the class, from the plain table to the loss heatmap.

The AI coach

What it reads, how a review is built, and how to get a better one.

Settings reference

Every default you can set, and the few that change the experience most.

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