See where the time went.

Film your training on a phone. Risegate finds every gate, times each section and shows, gate by gate, where one run beat another. No sensors, no timing gates.

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Run 3 was 0.11 s faster

over the whole run, first gate to last (13 gates) · 19 Sep, giant slalom

A · Run 318.67 s

B · Run 118.78 s

Who's ahead, gate by gateA +0.11 s

A ahead B ahead A +0.28 s at gate 10

Seconds from the first gate. Gap is A minus B: negative means A is ahead. The faster section is in green.

A split	A section	Gate	B section	B split	Gap
0.00		1		0.00	0.00
1.46	1.46	2	1.44	1.44	+0.02
2.98	1.52	3	1.72	3.16	−0.18
4.52	1.54	4	1.52	4.68	−0.16
5.84	1.32	5	1.37	6.05	−0.21
7.28	1.44	6	1.34	7.39	−0.11
8.90	1.62	7	1.62	9.01	−0.11
10.43	1.53	8	1.54	10.55	−0.12
11.89	1.46	9	1.48	12.03	−0.14
13.57	1.68	10	1.82	13.85	−0.28
16.03	2.46	11	2.27	16.12	−0.09
17.61	1.58	12	1.54	17.66	−0.05
18.67	1.06	13	1.12	18.78	−0.11

From a phone video to every split.

No setup on the hill. Film the run, add the video, read the splits.

1

Film from one spot

Stand beside the course and follow the skier with any phone, 1080p at 60 fps or better.
2

Risegate finds every gate

It follows the skier's body through the run and marks the moment they pass each gate. Nothing to wear, nothing to set up.
3

Compare runs gate by gate

Any two runs on the same course: whose split was faster, where time was gained and where it was lost.

Inside Risegate.

The real app on a real run. Pick a point to see what it does.

Risegate showing a giant slalom run: the video with the skier's skeleton, a gate readout and a tick for every gate on the timeline.

Run 3 against Run 1, section by section

Time lostTime gainedGates 1 → 13

A finish time hides the story.

At the finish, Run 3 was 0.11 seconds faster. A stopwatch stops there. The splits show Run 3 was 0.28 seconds up by gate 10, then lost most of that between gates 10 and 11.

That's what to work on in the next run, and you can see it on the video, gate by gate.

What a comparison shows

Checked against gates marked by hand.

231/231

gate passages found, on ten runs and four courses

78%

within 0.07 seconds of the real moment

phone. No bibs, no photocells, nothing on the course.

Every gate marked frame by frame on real training runs. Read the trend, not a single split: it isn't official race timing. Accuracy and limits

For coaches and teams

One phone films the whole group.

Film every athlete from the same spot, then compare any two runs of the day: athlete against athlete, or this run against the last. You see where each one loses time without setting up a single timing gate.

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Nothing to set upThe video you already take is enough.
Every athlete, every runSplits for everyone the phone filmed, from the same course.
Old footage works tooAny run filmed at 60 fps can be timed after the fact.