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Crono107

The regularity rally app for crews and their teams

Arrive trained. Drive it right. Know where every second went.

Crono107 times regularity rallies on the phone in your car: practice before the event, timed and average-speed trials on the day, and every run kept for after.

Invite only. Ask us for access for your team.

For teams and scuderias

Every crew in your team, prepared the same way

Every crew trains with real timing before the event, drives with the same clear screen on the day and looks honestly at every trial afterwards, so the whole team arrives prepared, not just its best crew.

It counts: at the 1000 Miglia, a sponsor team is scored on the sum of its best three crews.

Classic rally cars lined up along a lakeside promenade between stages, with crews and spectators around them
1000 Miglia Experience USA Florida, February 2026.

Train. Race. Analyse.

One app for the whole season, from the first practice run to the last classification.

  1. 01 · Train

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    Arrive trained

    Practise timed trials before the event, against real road sensors or with the phone alone. Every pass is timed and kept.

    How it works: Train
  2. 02 · Race

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    Drive it right

    The whole day on one screen in the car: countdown beeps to drive by, seconds early or late on average-speed trials, and taps from the navigator’s remote.

    How it works: Race
  3. 03 · Analyse

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    Know where every second went

    Every run kept. Your taps next to the official times, driver and navigator apart, and the trend month by month.

    How it works: Analyse

Made for a phone on the dash

Big numbers, few words and colour that carries the message, so a glance is enough at speed.

Training, pass after pass

A countdown with beeps to the tube, then each pass lands in the Last pass card: driver and navigator, early or late.

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Crono107 average-speed trial screen showing On target, 0.6 seconds, with trip distances, speed, target average and RaceBox accuracy

Average-speed trial

On target, or how many seconds early or late, with the distances and speed beneath.

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Crono107 run detail showing six timed trials with points, driver and navigator differences, and a performance trend marked Improving

After the event

Every trial with its points, the driver’s and the navigator’s share, and the trend over the season.

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Illustrations based on the Crono107 app's screen designs.

See it in a real car

A control route on the dash: an average-speed trial on the phone, the remote in the navigator’s hand and a RaceBox Mini on the dashboard.

Inside a car: a phone on the dashboard showing Crono107’s average-speed trial, the navigator’s hand on a handheld remote and a RaceBox Mini on the dash, with the app screen enlarged beside it

Watch the demo on YouTubeOpens youtube.com.

GPS hardware

Built for RaceBox GPS hardware

Crono107 works with the RaceBox Mini, Mini S and Micro. Pair one and Crono107 reads distance and speed from its 25 Hz satellite receiver instead of the phone. It connects from Chrome on Android today, and if it drops out during a run, the phone’s GPS takes over by itself.

  • 20 cmprecision, with RaceBox
  • 25 Hzposition readings every second
  • Autoswitch to the phone’s GPS if it drops
A phone running Crono107 in a windscreen suction mount with a RaceBox Mini fixed to the mount, and a handheld joystick on its cable

Timed with Crono107

We build Crono107 and race with it. Our own 2026 results, on both sides of the Atlantic.

Car 60, a silver 2025 Porsche 911, beside a white Porsche 356 Speedster at a timed trial between cones in a Lecce street, with spectators behind the barriers
Car 60 at a timed trial in Lecce
Car 60, a silver 2025 Porsche 911, on a coastal road above the sea in Puglia
On the coast road in Puglia
Car 60 arriving in a crowded square in front of a baroque palace, with a marshal waving it in
Arriving in the piazza

1000 Miglia Experience Italy, April 2026: car 60, a 2025 Porsche 911.

Erick Mahle and his co-driver on stage with the second-place trophy at the 1000 Miglia Experience USA Florida 2026

1000 Miglia Experience USA Florida 2026

Second in the Supercar class, in a 2010 Porsche 911 Carrera S.

Erick Mahle and his co-driver holding their Novice class awards at Press On Regardless 2026

Press On Regardless 2026

Novice class winners, first in the class standings of both events.

Coming next

For the team as well as the crew.

  • Where are my cars?

    The service crew sees every car of the team on the route, during the event.

  • Team leaderboard

    Rank your crews against each other, drivers and navigators separately.

  • Official results, after every trial

    FICR events found and checked for you, with results in the app after each trial.

See what's coming

Talk to us

Crono107 is invite only. Ask us for access for your team.

Or write to contact@julyten.com.