Concepts

The terms used everywhere in Racecraft, defined once. Audience-specific pages link here rather than redefining them — if a term shows up in the app or in the docs and you want a precise definition, this is where to look.

Core analysis

• Run — one recorded pass down a track.
• Track session — a folder of runs on the same track.
• Splits — the start, finish, and intermediate checkpoints that define section boundaries.
• Reference run — the canonical pass that defines the track for a session or event.

Reading the analysis

• Leaderboard — the ranked list of runs in a session or event.
• Time delta — how a run compares to the reference, at split points and continuously.

Public events

• Public events — a single track, a shared reference, and a public leaderboard.

How these fit together

A run is a video file uploaded to Racecraft. Runs live in a track session (private, optionally team-shared) or in a public event (open on the web). Each session and each event has one reference run that defines the track via its splits. Every other run in the same session or event is aligned to the reference and compared to it via a time delta, with the resulting times ranked on a leaderboard.

That's the whole product in one paragraph.