SailAlign’s Regatta Management module is built for real Race Committee workflow — from planning and team setup to live start operations and clean result publishing. Create your regatta, invite RC officers with role-based permissions. Broadcast synchronized start countdowns, race courses, start lines, and live fleet tracking to the entire regatta in real time. During the race, record checkpoint and finish times on the water, apply official race codes (OCS, DNS, DNF, DSQ, RET, etc.), and export a PDF that contains the recorded finish times grouped by class (no corrected-time ranking). See all app features or visit our FAQ.

Create your regatta and design the race course using the visual course editor. Add marks, gates, turning points, and finish lines directly on the map.
Record the port and starboard ends of the start line and start the synchronized countdown. Every connected device aligns with the official race clock.
Add teams with boat class plus optional sail number, bow number, race number, skipper, and boat name. The RC can search by any field to identify boats quickly at checkpoints and the finish.
Teams can start live tracking directly from their phones. Race organizers and spectators can follow the entire fleet in real time on the map.
Generate a clean PDF with the recorded finish times, grouped by class when applicable. If you correct an entry later, you can regenerate the PDF anytime so it always reflects the latest data.
Designed for race officers, sailing clubs, and competitive fleets, SailAlign transforms race management with real-time synchronization, precision timing, and effortless results sharing. Learn more about SailAlign’s sailing tools.
Every boat sees the same live countdown and race timer — eliminating start confusion and timing errors.
Build your race course directly on the map using an intuitive editor. Add marks, gates, turning points, start and finish lines, and share the course layout with the entire fleet. The recorded start line automatically merges with the course layout during the race.
Track the entire fleet live during the race. Teams can start a tracker directly from their phone — no expensive hardware required. The live broadcast can be viewed by anyone following the regatta.
Broadcast precise start line coordinates to all participants for transparent and fair starts.
Mark multiple checkpoints or finish lines and share passage times across the entire fleet in real time.
Assign boat names and team identifiers for clear result lists and professional race documentation.
Use as your main timing system or as a synchronized backup to traditional race committee tools.
Record intermediate checkpoint passes and finish times directly on the water. Assign teams, add notes, and apply official race codes (OCS, DNS, DNF, DSQ, RET, etc.).
Publish sailing instructions, announcements, and PDF results in one place. Subscribers receive push notifications when new races or new Notice Board content is published.
Invite RC members and delegate tasks like start line, checkpoints, finish recording, or Notice Board publishing. Share workload for faster operations and fewer missed finishes.
Export a clean PDF with recorded finish times and race summaries, grouped by class when applicable — ready to download or share instantly.

Step-by-step guide for regatta setup, teams and classes, start line workflow, checkpoints, finish recording, PDF export, and communication tools.
Built for real regatta operations: coordinate RC members, share updates, and keep everyone aligned on the water.
RC members can share their real-time locations with each other for better coordination on the course.
See where teammates are relative to you, helping you position marks and coordinate actions faster.
Upload and share documents (PDFs, images, race files) in one place — participants can download anytime.
Subscribers get notified about new Notice Board uploads and key regatta updates.
From local sailing clubs to international regattas, SailAlign supports fleets of all sizes by unifying timing, communication, and results in one simple system.
Run accurate, synchronized starts and manage timing directly from the race committee boat.
Coordinate fleets effortlessly, simplify race management, and reduce disputes over start or finish times.
Use synchronized countdowns and checkpoints to organize practice races and training starts.
Join live events or follow fleet broadcasts to stay perfectly aligned with the official start and results.
Join clubs and sailors using the world's first synchronized regatta start system
Participants simply open SailAlign, navigate to the race section, and select your event from the list of active broadcasts. They'll instantly see the synchronized countdown and all race information.
The initial synchronization requires internet connectivity to receive the official start time. Once synchronized, the countdown continues accurately even if connection is lost during the race.
Absolutely. Many race committees use SailAlign as a reliable backup system alongside traditional equipment, or as their primary timing system for smaller club races and training sessions.
Connected devices continuously align to the master race clock and the app shows a clear SYNC OK indicator when timing is in sync. If needed, race officers can fine-tune the countdown with quick Sync Up/Down adjustments.
Yes. SailAlign supports live fleet tracking during regattas. Teams can start tracking directly from their mobile phone, and the entire fleet can be viewed live on the map by race organizers, competitors, and spectators.
No. SailAlign works directly from a standard smartphone. Teams simply start the tracker in the app and their position is broadcast live. No expensive dedicated tracking devices are required.
Yes. SailAlign includes a visual course editor where race organizers can place marks, gates, turning points, start and finish lines directly on the map. The course layout can be shared with the entire fleet so every competitor can see the planned race course.
Yes, you can add or edit boat numbers, team names, and adjust times before generating the final PDF results document.
No. The PDF contains the recorded finish times (grouped by class when applicable) and reflects the results exactly as recorded. You can regenerate the PDF anytime after corrections.
Competitors can follow the live countdown, see the start line broadcast, and view checkpoint/finish timestamps as the RC records them. If they subscribe, they also receive push notifications about new races and Notice Board updates.
Yes. The RC can delegate tasks such as checkpoint recording, finish recording, and publishing to the Notice Board, using role-based permissions for a smooth and coordinated workflow.