Team lap timer vs Dead Watch Runz

All coaches' best friend when it comes to manually keeping track of the lap times for unlimited number of named runners, skaters, paddlers, drivers, swimmers - whatever you want to time. Available cross-platform. Anything from multi-lap Cooper tests for the whole team on the running track, Beep test timing for multiple runners, to single laps by yourself in the forest trail - timing you and your whole team is covered by Team lap timer! You can set up and keep unlimited training/race sessions in the app. To keep track and details about your sessions, the app supports: * title * date and time * location * number of laps * lap length in meters (incl. first lap exception) * comments When having added participants to a session, you will for each individual get their personal... * lap times * immediate time difference between last and previous lap time * average lap times * number of laps run * position/place in the race compared to the others * zoomable graph showing lap times, trends, average lap time, average lap time for specific lap interval and more * goal flag when having reached the number of laps for the race The app supports reordering of participants in a race, using drag and drop - or by a simple quick sort. If you coach different teams, you have the possibility to save/load participants or team rosters to and from file for easy setup and reuse in future sessions. For that extra number crunching on your own, or just sharing results with others, you may also export sessions as .xlsx (Excel) files! For ideas, suggestions, questions or other - please let us know!

Dead Watch Runz is the ultimate solution for athletes who forget their watch or experience a dead battery before a workout. This app allows you to manually log your activity with GPS data, ensuring your efforts are accurately recorded. Whether you're running, walking, hiking, biking, or engaging in other outdoor workouts, Dead Watch Runz keeps track of your miles—even when your watch can't. Just add your manual activity and re-create your route on the map. Save the workout to Apple Health, then have other services like Strava connected to Apple Health to see your workouts.