Race directors and course teams
Release: Sept 30, 2026Plan the course. Then run the day.
26.2 miles. Aid stations, medics on bikes, course marshals, a start line and a finish line that are basically two different events. And you, trying to see all of it.
Running events go live Sept 30, 2026. Early-access operators onboard first and lock their rate.
What goes wrong on running events.
Every one of these has happened to someone reading this. None of them are a failure of effort — they are what happens when the crew, the plan and the radio are three separate things. Open any one to see what we do instead.
How it goes today
It becomes a description over the radio — just past the second water station — repeated until someone recognises it, while the clock runs.
With MOOV
Every medic on shift is on the map, so you can see who is genuinely closest and send that person — with the location already attached.
How it goes today
The call goes out on the open channel, half the marshals leave their posts for the same corner, and the parents hear all of it.
With MOOV
Alert every security staff member at once and put them on a specific zone to search — segmented to the people who should hear it, not broadcast down the course.
Product shotA Lost Person task pinned to a location, visible only to trained staff.How it goes today
Two marshals leave their posts for the same job, a third assumes it is handled, and none of it is written down.
With MOOV
A task is accepted by one person, recorded against their name and completed by them — so no marshal abandons a post to double up on something already handled.
Product shotOne task moving from sent to accepted, greying out for the rest of the crew.How it goes today
Police ask, someone guesses from the last sighting, and the answer is a best estimate rather than a position.
With MOOV
Sweep position is on the same map the closure is, so nobody guesses.
Product shotThe sweep vehicle moving along the course with closure zones still live.How it goes today
You reconstruct the day from memory, a group chat and whatever anyone happened to write down.
With MOOV
Every dispatch and message keeps itself, ready for the debrief or the insurer.
Product shotThe post-event timeline: who was where, and when.
How MOOV compares
The usual tools, side by side.
MOOV reflects what ships today. Competitor columns are sourced from each vendor's public marketing, August 2026 — a dash means their material doesn't say, and we don't guess. Each column links to the full comparison.
| Feature | MOOV | OnePlan |
|---|---|---|
| Planning — apples to applesMOOV Planning · $69/mo | ||
| Drag-and-drop course & site mapping | Yes | Yes |
| Object & asset library | Yes | Yes |
| Crew rosters & team structure | Yes | Not published |
| Project, risk & run-sheet management | No | Not published |
| Unlimited free plan viewers | Yes | Not published |
| Published pricing | Yes | Not published |
| The Live Ops layer — what MOOV adds+ Live Ops · bundle $138/mo | ||
| Live crew positions for the command team | Yes | No |
| Dispatch to a point, with turn-by-turn | Yes | No |
| Two-way crew messaging | Yes | No |
| Targeted alerts to a crew or zone | Yes | No |
| Incident log with status and assignee | Yes | No |
| Post-event record & lessons learned | Yes | Not published |
✓ shipped · ✕ not offered · — not published by the vendor