OSD
Lap times as you fly
Position, lap count, last lap, delta, gap to the pilot ahead and a rolling list of recent laps: you choose what shows and where.
For pilots
Your race, right in your goggles.
At an fpv-race-pits race day the timing laptop talks to your goggles through ExpressLRS: your position, lap times and the gap to the pilot ahead appear on your OSD the moment you cross the gate. No more shouting "what lap am I on?".
Channels
Your channel, set for you
When you're staged, the race director's timing laptop switches your goggles to your race channel, Lowband included on race-day firmware.
DVR
Recordings named after the heat
Your goggle DVR starts with the heat and the file is named after it, so the clip of your best lap is easy to find.
Discord
Pinged when you're up
Clubs that connect Discord post heat calls with your callsign, and results the moment a heat is confirmed.
Phone
Your heats on your phone
Your heats, channels and results on any phone, live, within a second of each lap.
Profile
One profile, every club
Your bind phrase, goggles and screen layout live in your profile once; every club you race with uses them.
Safe by design
- Only race officials change channels, from race control. Clubs can let pilots change their own goggles' channel on race day; never anyone else's.
- It's all opt-in: no bind phrase, no goggle messages.
- Your bind phrase is stored encrypted and never leaves fpv-race-pits. Only the binding ID derived from it goes to the timing laptop of a club you're entered with, for that race day.
- Every change and every delivery is logged, and you can see your own in Account → Security.
- No channel change once your heat is armed: it would stop your DVR mid-race.