On the left hand side of the screen is the main menu bar. At the top left (always visible) is the logo of your main sponsor or the logo of the expedition, in the centre the title of the expedition and the most relevant data such as the start date, on the right the map type selector and the map zoom controllers. At the bottom and in the centre are the exact coordinates of the expedition, to the right are the logos of the secondary sponsors with a possible direct link to their respective websites.

When you pull down the menu, the expeditioner’s information is displayed first. Your personalised icon, name and surname and the exact time of the place where you are located are displayed. Next, we recommend that you briefly explain your sporting CV and a brief description and objectives of the expedition taking place. You can place as many images as you wish to better illustrate the accompanying text.

In the second position of the menu we find the information tools, which we can activate depending on the information we need:
> Display of the planned route.
> Display of the target.
> Display of the geopositioned photos.
> Display of the campsites.
> Display of the target.
> Distance meter in metres.

The message window allows your followers to leave you messages directly in the racetracker, you can reply to them directly through your admin.

Social share is the section where links to social networks and websites, both yours and those of the main sponsor of the expedition, are displayed.

The gallery of images is organised chronologically so that you can scroll through them in time. Hovering over each image shows exactly where it was taken from. Each image has a brief caption to help you understand it (if necessary). Clicking on any of the images enlarges it so that your followers can see it in detail.

The gallery of images is organised chronologically so that you can scroll through them in time. Hovering over each image shows exactly where it was taken from. Each image has a brief caption to help you understand it (if necessary). Clicking on any of the images enlarges it so that your followers can see it in detail.

The main sponsor has a space to describe its activity, its commitment to this expedition or whatever it considers necessary. You can add as many images as you need.

The weather forecast for the exact area where you will be is displayed from the main manu bar, it can even be that of the base camp or the summit (in the case of mountaineering) and if you are on a long route, the forecast is based on your geolocation. The current weather and the three-day forecast are displayed.

The target of your expedition is important so we will assign a special icon to it, this will help us to see how you are approaching it. Clicking on it displays a window with all the information you need for a perfect description.

You can geoposition text notes, images or videos on the map, with a title, date and description to help explain what is happening at any given moment, to keep the attention of your followers throughout the days of your expedition. By simply clicking on each icon on the map you can display this information.

You can geolocate the campsites at the end of each stage or day directly from the device you carry with you, so that all your followers will understand that you are moving because you are already resting exactly where you are. When you visualise the whole route you will be able to see the total track that you have done in this expedition with the stages well defined. You can identify each camp with a text.

Audios can be geopositioned directly on the map, providing freshness to the communication and a very important veracity since it is the adventurer himself who tells what is happening to him on the spot. They are loaded from the administrator in MP3 format, and you can send them directly from your Whatsapp, Telegram or any application that can record audio from your smartphone.