Triathlon race photos, found by race number on every leg
The number is read wherever it shows: cap, skin, race belt, helmet or bike. One search gives each athlete their swim, bike and run.
Where the number is read
- Read
- Swim cap, body marking on the arm or calf, bib on the race belt or kit, helmet and bike stickers.
- Counted once
- The same number seen in several places in one photo.
- Ignored
- Lane numbers, buoys, distance signs, rack numbers with no athlete, boats and vehicles other than race bikes.
- Valid list
- Add your numbers and only those count.
Caps, goggles and helmets
Selfie search uses a stricter face match in triathlon, so number search is the main path. Photos where nothing can be read can be tagged by hand, and the timeline lets athletes browse by time.
Duathlon and aquathlon
Choose Triathlon when you create the event. The same rules cover every leg.
Photos come in by camera FTP, a cloud folder or the browser, and participants search minutes after upload, on your website or through a link. How it works for organizers and photographers
Questions
Are transition rack numbers mixed up with athletes?
No. Rack numbers and slot labels without an athlete are ignored.
Does one search find all three legs?
Yes. The athlete's number is read on every leg, so one search returns them all.
Can athletes search with a selfie?
Yes, with a stricter match where caps and goggles hide the face.
Create your triathlon and upload the first photos.
The first 5,000 photos are free.