Someone on the team shares one link — you open it and watch every split, the live leg, and the whole team's ETA update in real time. No app to install. No account.
How it works
Spectating is read-only and needs nothing installed. If you can open a link, you can follow the team.
Anyone on the team taps Share → Watch link. It drops into any messaging app as a normal link.
No install, no sign-up. The live race loads straight away — on your phone or your laptop.
Splits, the running leg's clock, and each van's ETA update the moment a runner hands off.
What you'll see
Every leg's actual time appears the instant it's logged at the exchange.
See who's out on course right now, with their clock ticking up live.
A running finish-time window for the whole relay — earliest, expected, latest.
Each leg's distance and elevation — the hills ahead, at a glance.
The team spans two vans; you see across both in real time.
Spectating is strictly read-only — only the team can change anything.
Running the relay?
Relay Tracker turns each runner's 10k time into a leg-by-leg plan — pace, finish time, and a running team ETA — and keeps it accurate all day as real splits come in. Built for the 3 a.m. van: big glanceable numbers, and a pace model that still works when the signal doesn't.
Free. No ads, no tracking, and no account needed.
Built for real relays
Drag to spin · tap a pin for its guide
Each name opens a leg-by-leg course guide — distance, climb, profile, exchanges and a map for every leg.
