Mappex App

Mappex is the rally app for co-drivers and the crews around them. Everything a rally needs is prepared once on the web, carried on the phone with or without a signal, and shared with the team and the people who follow the car.

PREPARE
• Itinerary and programme: import the organiser's itinerary document or build it by hand — every time control, stage, service and refuel, in order, with the times worked out.
• Stages on the map, drawn over satellite imagery and saved to the phone before you lose signal.
• Recce, planned: the recce days laid out around the stages, the route between them worked out for you, then driven step by step on the phone.
• Fuel plan: how much to put in at each refuel, from the distances and your car, with the margin you choose.
• Weather per stage, for the time the first car is due there.
• The organiser's notice board and your own documents, readable offline. Licences and kit added once, ready at every rally.

RACE
• Time controls counted down, with a warning before each one and the next one on the lock screen and on Apple Watch.
• A tripmeter that keeps counting with the phone in your pocket.
• Timecard photos at each control, kept on the phone and uploaded when there is signal.
• Stage times, overall and splits as the organiser publishes them, with your car picked out.
• On a repeated stage, how far up or down you are on your first run at the same point.
• Tyres and setup recorded by the crew or the engineer, and kept with the rally.
• A GoPro on the roll cage, started from the phone, with a livestream for the team.

SHARE
• Your team: invite your engineer, team manager and media. Each sees what their role needs, and no more.
• Followers: family and fans scan the QR on the car or open your link, and follow where the car is, the itinerary and the results.
• Stories: your stage results turned into a social-media story, in your own colours.

Mappex reads in English, Portuguese, Spanish and French.

Mappex is an aid to the crew, not a timing device: the co-driver remains responsible for every check-in time. Location is used to show where you are on the stage, to keep the tripmeter counting and, during a rally, to share the car's position with the people you choose. Continued use of GPS in the background can decrease battery life.