3pRally Pro TSD Rally Roadbook
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DeveloperStooj srl
CategoryNavigation
PriceFree
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Version5.0
Age rating4+
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3pRally Pro TSD Rally Roadbook on the App Store
App details
App ID
997786330
Publisher
stooj s.r.l.
On the store since
Jun 2015
11 years on the store
Minimum OS
iOS 17.6+
iPhone XS and later
Devices
iPhone · iPad
Universal purchase
Content rating
4+
Languages
6
NL EN FR DE IT ES
Size
14 MB
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About 3pRally Pro TSD Rally Roadbook
Beat the clock. Or match it exactly. Build a roadbook once, then drive it: 3pRally Pro knows every part's distance and target, tells you the speed to drive, and counts you down to the next control. For TSD, regularity, open road and special stages. Trusted by regularity crews since 2015.
On iPhone and iPad.
THE ROADBOOK
• Author a whole event: a roadbook holds its parts, each part its rows
• Row types for every discipline: CAST, target average with a MAX, Time, Transit, Pause, Special, Open Road
• Controls and references as the rulebook has them: zero at a reference, the average keeps running
• The strip: your roadbook as a grid, checked column by column against the paper
• Share a roadbook as a file: prepare at home, hand the route to the driver's phone
• iCloud sync for roadbooks and tracks
FOLLOWING IT
• Auto-start at your minute, or after 30 or 60 seconds, with an audible countdown
• Set the organiser's official time once, and the app runs on their clock, not yours
• Speeds as road signs: the blue disc is the base speed, and the ceiling rides its own LIMIT or MAX chip
• A pace tip that names the speed to drive, and never asks you over the ceiling
• Time against ideal, on screen and spoken, so a driver can hold a regularity without looking
• Unlink the average from the partial counters when the rules need it
• Distance to the next control, and a second count to the next waypoint
• Readouts count down to the next control, or up from the last one
• A preview of what the next part brings, before you reach it
• A recap at every control, and a summary worded for the discipline you drove
SPECIAL STAGE
• A big clock, live splits, and the gap to your best run at the same point
DISTANCE YOU CAN TRUST
• Calibrate on the organiser's leg, or let the app learn it from the controls you mark
• Averages computed on your roadbook's distances, with an offer to switch to measured if they differ
• Internal GPS or an external receiver (tested with Garmin GLO 2 and Dual XGPS150A)
HANDS ON THE WHEEL
• Voice for speed, average, distance, pace tips, time vs ideal and the start countdown
• Flic and Flic 2 wireless buttons for start, crossing and quick restart
• Six languages, your choice of voice, and your event's own vocabulary
• Energy saving for a long day in the car
AFTER THE RUN
• Tracks saved and named automatically, including unnamed ones already in your library
• Export the track as GPX or KML, or a roadbook run as a CSV
HONEST ABOUT WHAT IT IS
We are your instrument, not the beam. The organiser's timing owns the result, and where our number and theirs differ, theirs counts. A GPS fix is good to a few metres, so our numbers are honest to about a second, not to hundredths. And some organisers do not allow this class of device: check your regulations, not the app.
FULL ACCESS
3pRally Pro is free to download, with 45 minutes of running time a day to try it. Full Access removes the daily limit.
• Full Access Subscription, monthly, three-monthly or yearly
•
On iPhone and iPad.
THE ROADBOOK
• Author a whole event: a roadbook holds its parts, each part its rows
• Row types for every discipline: CAST, target average with a MAX, Time, Transit, Pause, Special, Open Road
• Controls and references as the rulebook has them: zero at a reference, the average keeps running
• The strip: your roadbook as a grid, checked column by column against the paper
• Share a roadbook as a file: prepare at home, hand the route to the driver's phone
• iCloud sync for roadbooks and tracks
FOLLOWING IT
• Auto-start at your minute, or after 30 or 60 seconds, with an audible countdown
• Set the organiser's official time once, and the app runs on their clock, not yours
• Speeds as road signs: the blue disc is the base speed, and the ceiling rides its own LIMIT or MAX chip
• A pace tip that names the speed to drive, and never asks you over the ceiling
• Time against ideal, on screen and spoken, so a driver can hold a regularity without looking
• Unlink the average from the partial counters when the rules need it
• Distance to the next control, and a second count to the next waypoint
• Readouts count down to the next control, or up from the last one
• A preview of what the next part brings, before you reach it
• A recap at every control, and a summary worded for the discipline you drove
SPECIAL STAGE
• A big clock, live splits, and the gap to your best run at the same point
DISTANCE YOU CAN TRUST
• Calibrate on the organiser's leg, or let the app learn it from the controls you mark
• Averages computed on your roadbook's distances, with an offer to switch to measured if they differ
• Internal GPS or an external receiver (tested with Garmin GLO 2 and Dual XGPS150A)
HANDS ON THE WHEEL
• Voice for speed, average, distance, pace tips, time vs ideal and the start countdown
• Flic and Flic 2 wireless buttons for start, crossing and quick restart
• Six languages, your choice of voice, and your event's own vocabulary
• Energy saving for a long day in the car
AFTER THE RUN
• Tracks saved and named automatically, including unnamed ones already in your library
• Export the track as GPX or KML, or a roadbook run as a CSV
HONEST ABOUT WHAT IT IS
We are your instrument, not the beam. The organiser's timing owns the result, and where our number and theirs differ, theirs counts. A GPS fix is good to a few metres, so our numbers are honest to about a second, not to hundredths. And some organisers do not allow this class of device: check your regulations, not the app.
FULL ACCESS
3pRally Pro is free to download, with 45 minutes of running time a day to try it. Full Access removes the daily limit.
• Full Access Subscription, monthly, three-monthly or yearly
•
Latest updates
5.0
The biggest 3pRally release yet: a rebuilt roadbook, a new Stage mode, and the whole app in your own language.
• Your averages now use your roadbook's distances instead of measured ones. If they differ, the app tells you and you can switch back to measured.
• New defaults: total average speed on the dashboard, not current, and speed and time tips on. Change both in Settings.
• New Stage mode, plus Open Road and BBORR roadbooks.
• Multi-stage roadbooks, with iCloud sync and sharing.
• Now in six languages, with your choice of voice.
• See what the next section brings before you reach it.
• A stage recap against how you actually drove it, plus a recap after every reset and next.
• Your tracks sync through iCloud and the app names them, including the ones you already have.
• A full manual at 3prally.com/manual, with a PDF for where there is no signal.
• A redesigned Advanced and Roadbook dashboard on iPhone and iPad: the readouts regrouped, the status where you can see it, and bigger controls to hit while moving.
• Distance and average speed now update continuously instead of once a second.
• Rebuilt roadbook editor: author on a distance spine, with a keypad instead of a keyboard, and the missing leg of distance, time or speed worked out for you.
• On a roadbook with no control before the finish, next becomes a reset: partial distance and time start again at a sign or a junction, and the scored average keeps running. Stop still finishes the run.
• From the controls you mark, calibration learns how far your odometer is from the organiser's.
• Settings reorganized: pick Roadbook or Stage and that mode's own options appear right under it.
• Energy saving for a long day in the car, including pure black on OLED screens.
• Share a run as a map image. Export the track as GPX or KML, or a roadbook run as a CSV.
• Plus a long list of smaller fixes and improvements under the hood.
• The minimum iOS version is now 17.6 (sorry about that).