Crew Control: Ultra Crewing

Race day is a team sport. Crew Control is for the people who make an ultra happen: the crew in a car park at 2am with a head torch, a flask of soup and a runner due in eight minutes. Plan the race together, put the right people at the right stops, pack every bag and run each pit stop from one shared plan. It keeps working when the signal doesn't. RACE DAY • Race Control shows where your runner is, when they'll reach the next stop and when you need to leave to get there first. • Pit Stop mode gives you the handover list for that stop, a stop timer and a quick check on how your runner is doing. • Raise a need, like "dry socks, left heel rubbing", and it goes on the next stop's handover list. • Get alerts when your runner arrives or needs something, and follow the race from your Lock Screen. PLANNING • Add stops by hand or from a GPX, or let Crew Control read the race guide for you: stations, cutoffs and crew access, in the race's own time zone. • See expected arrivals and cutoffs for every stop before the start. • Set fuel targets per hour and check carbs, sodium and water are covered for every leg. YOUR CREW • Invite crew with a link. Assign leads, helpers and drivers to each stop and see who's confirmed. • Send the race brief so everyone knows the plan before the gun. KIT • Keep a kit locker of everything you own, with carbs, sodium and water for each item. • Pack by bag or by item, see what's still to buy and how far your stock will last. BACKYARD AND FIXED-TIME ULTRAS • Laps run on the bell, with a countdown and the handover for every lap. • Plan shifts so somebody is always in the corral. AFTER THE RACE • A debrief with pit stop times, fuel taken against plan and how far ahead or behind your runner was at each stop. • A logbook of every race you've crewed. WORKS OFFLINE Everything is saved on your phone and syncs with your crew when you're back in range.