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Roll out
One tap and go. TrailTimes locks GPS, starts the clock, and keeps recording all day without draining your phone — no signal required.
Trail tracking for riders, runners & hikers
TrailTimes knows the trail under you. Record your ride, watch your progress climb, and race your own best — live, even miles from signal.
iPhone · Android · Apple Watch · Garmin
One lap with TrailTimes
What a ride looks like when your app actually knows the trails you're on.
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One tap and go. TrailTimes locks GPS, starts the clock, and keeps recording all day without draining your phone — no signal required.
GPS locked
Record
One tap. That's the whole job.
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No hunting for segments. The moment you turn onto Ridgeline Loop, TrailTimes names it and starts your split.
Trail found
Ridgeline Loop
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Live progress up the climb, side by side with your fastest run of this trail. If today's the day, you'll know before the top.
vs your best
−0:12You'll know the moment you beat it.
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Share one link and the people who care can watch your dot move across the map in real time — from any browser, no app needed.
Watching: mid-ride on Ridgeline Loop
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Your time goes straight onto the trail leaderboard, each direction scored on its own. Personal bests are kept, and your crew hears about it.
Ridgeline Loop · descent
Devices
Record from whichever screen is closest.
The full picture while you move: live map, trail progress, splits, and sharing.
Leave the phone in the pack. The watch records on its own and everything syncs when you're back.
Riding with a Garmin? TrailTimes connects, so your time still counts.
Also in the pack
Sketch where you want to go and the route builder snaps it to real trails — it'll even suggest loops that fit the time you've got.
Download your area once and the whole map works in airplane mode. Record first, sync later.
Make a crew, plan the weekend ride, and talk about it after. Trails are more fun with witnesses.
Questions
Yes. Maps are cached ahead of time and activities record fully offline. Everything syncs when you're back in range.
No. Battery-smart GPS sampling keeps recordings going for hours. You can tune recording frequency to trade precision for battery on big days.
You choose, per activity: private, public, or local-only. Live-share links work only while you share them, and privacy zones can hide starts and finishes near home.
Yes. Apple Watch records on its own — no phone needed on the trail — and syncs afterwards. Garmin devices connect too, and you can export GPX anytime.
Recording, trail timing, and leaderboards are free. A Pro subscription adds extras like Strava sync.