What is TRI?
What can it do today?

No. TRI focuses on decisions around a track meet: organizing events, logging race details, understanding results and preparing for the next start. It is not meant to replace power analysis, training plans or an existing coach.

No. A rider learning their first Omnium needs help understanding formats and standings. A developing rider may need better positioning and timing decisions. A more experienced rider may use event-specific history to review the margins separating placings. See the three rider pathways.

The development direction covers Scratch, Tempo, Elimination, Points, Keirin, Match Sprint, Flying 200 and 500 m TT. The public demo covers a simulated four-event Omnium. Feature availability and depth vary by beta build; coverage does not mean every event workflow is complete.

The goal of between-race coaching is to provide concrete, event-specific tactical cues such as positioning, protection, likely timing and a clear next decision. Suggestions depend on the quality of available race information. They aren't live instructions while racing or guarantees of a result.

Yes. The interactive public demo requires no account, payment or credit card. All rider names, scores, gear selections and notes are fictional sample data.

No. Its coaching questions and follow-up answers are prewritten to illustrate three rider perspectives. The authenticated app beta has a separate provider-backed coaching development path; the public demo does not connect to that provider or read your race history.

Do not assume that. Results sources and category-aware imports are being developed and validated. Availability depends on a meet's supported timing/results source, data format and current app build. The website demo does not retrieve official results.

Not yet. Store download links are not active. Beta testing is separate from the public website demo and requires an invitation.

Not today. Published prices are provisional; checkout, subscriptions and trials have not been activated. Video race analysis is planned and not available for public purchase or use.

No. The public demo uses synthetic local examples, not athlete accounts or personal race histories. The separate beta has account and cloud-data workflows. See the draft privacy notice for current disclosures; legal review is required before commercial launch.

Contact the project owner through the support page. This starts an email conversation; it is not an automated beta signup, promise of access or subscription to a mailing list.