A: Interactive Analysis
- Process & Merge: Load your own GPX route, alongside optional CSV (stroke metrics) and audio files. Strava and Garmin GPX exports are supported, though they may lack split and rate data.
- London Tideway Demo: Loads sample race telemetry on the Championship Course. This includes fairway limits, buoys, and other navigational aids, as well as a synchronised audio recording.
- Isis Race Line: Loads the Oxford Bumps course with an optional 1:1 video sync mode.
- HOCR Line: Loads the Charles River course example with interactive steering bridge directions.
Upload and (optionally) synchronise your GPX routes with stroke metrics (CSV) and audio recordings (MP3/WAV) for detailed analysis.
B: Compare Routes
Upload up to 5 GPX files to compare steering lines side-by-side. Use the toggles to show or hide them individually.
C: Compare Sessions
- Stroke Data Comparison Upload a GPX and CSV file for two separate boats or sessions to compare their steering lines, stroke rates, and split times side-by-side.
- Alignment Controls Use the interactive trim bars below the map to align the start and finish points of both boats. This allows you to perfectly synchronise their telemetry data regardless of when each GPS device actually started recording.
Upload a GPX and CSV file for two separate boats or sessions to compare their steering lines, stroke rates, and split times side-by-side.
Boat 1 (Orange)
Boat 2 (Blue)
D: Export Report
Generate a static PDF report of the current analytical view. This hides interactive controls and formats the map and performance chart for printing or saving as a document.
E: Support
⭐️ Support the Project (for free!)
If this tool enhances your coxing, coaching, or rowing analyses, please consider giving the repository a star ⭐️. It costs nothing, helps track community engagement, and encourages future development and updates. It also helps you find it again in a month's time. :)
F: Feedback
Encountered a bug or have a feature request? Submit your observations below to help refine the analytical tools.
Alternatively, GitHub users can log issues directly via the repository:
Open a GitHub Issue