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Introduction

Let's discover O-Replay in less than 5 minutes.

Structure​

Races in O-Replay are organized into events and stages.

For example, if you are running a weekend championship with middle and long distance races, you would create one event "Championship" with two stages: "Middle Distance" and "Long Distance".

Each stage can represent a different orienteering discipline. In the example, both stages would be of the same discipline (classic Foot-O), but there could be a relay race in the same competition, and that would be a stage of type relay.

If instead of a multi-stage event it is an event with a single race, you would create an event "Long Distance" with one stage "Long Distance".

tip

Check out the Features page to see what disciplines and features are currently supported.

Workflow Summary​

There are two main components in O-Replay:

  1. O-Replay WEB: Website where you manage your events
    • Log In to Create and Manage your events.
    • Add the different stages of your event.
    • Generate the Secret Key for this event.
    • Share a QR-code of this event.
  2. O-Replay Desktop Client: PC program used to upload data (results, start lists...)
    • Use the Secret Key from the O-Replay WEB.
    • Select the stage you want to upload data to.
    • Select the folder where such data is (or is exported to).
    • Start the Upload Process.