Rally Co-Driver

Rally Co-Driver turns your Garmin into a rally timing instrument. START SIMPLE The first time you open the app you pick a profile, and that decides how much of the app you see: • One screen — nothing but the combined screen. No scrolling, nothing to learn • Simple — four modes that cover a rally day • Co-driver — the full time-card toolkit • Driver — speed and distance focused You can change the profile any time, or switch individual modes on and off. Only the modes you enabled appear when you scroll. THE COMBINED SCREEN Time of day, the Time Control countdown and the stopwatch, all visible at once. ENTER sets the countdown to the next whole minute, BACK runs the stopwatch. For a lot of rally days that is the whole app, which is why it comes first in every profile. TWELVE MODES • Rally — clock, countdown and stopwatch on one screen • Dashboard — time of day and stage chronograph on one screen • Time Control — counts down to a set time of day. One press sets the target to the next whole minute. Past the deadline the countdown goes negative, so you can see how late you are • Pre-start — countdown with configurable warnings and automatic start • Stage — live stage time with penalties and running total • Split / Freeze — freeze the reading for the time card while the real stage time keeps running in the background • Stage memory — up to 100 stages, with official-time correction • Penalties — signed time penalties, per stage or for the whole rally • Linked timers — six programmable countdowns that can chain automatically • Stopwatch — independent, with 99 memory slots • Sensors — speed, distance, GPS status and heart rate • Speed-distance-time calculator — enter two, get the third BUILT FOR COMPETITION Button-first operation that works with gloves. Large high-contrast numbers. Button labels sit next to the button they belong to, so you never have to guess which one does what. Confirmation before anything is deleted. Each Time Control warning threshold signals a different number of times, so you know which one just passed without looking at the watch. Measured times are never overwritten — entering an official time keeps the raw measurement intact. Interface available in English and Estonian. All data stays on the watch. No internet connection, no data sharing, no account. HOW TO USE ENTER — main action: start, finish, confirm BACK — freeze the split. Never ends a stage UP / DOWN — change mode; scroll a list; change a value in the editor HOLD UP — settings, help and exit The full button map and a one-line description of every mode are in the app itself: HOLD UP, then Help.

One screen that shows everything. NEW: the Rally screen — time of day, the Time Control countdown and the stopwatch all at once, with nothing to scroll through. ENTER sets the countdown to the next whole minute, BACK runs the stopwatch. It is now the first screen in every profile. NEW: the "One screen" profile, which shows only that screen. If you want a rally timer and not a toolkit, pick this one and there is nothing else to learn. The time of day now has a row of its own instead of small text in the top bar. Rally co-drivers look at the clock constantly; it was not treated like primary information, although it is. Each Time Control warning threshold now signals a different number of times — first threshold once, second twice, third three times — so you know which one just passed without looking at the watch. Both the tone and the vibration carry the count. Stopwatch hundredths are drawn in smaller type, so the seconds stay readable at a glance while the precision is still there. The Simple profile still has four modes: the Rally screen replaced the separate stopwatch view, which only added lap memory.