This release is about knowing which GPS trackers you've borrowed, and which devices have been switched off, making RACEMAP to your hub for rental opperations. Tracker Management now groups rented trackers for both roles - the account lenting units out and the borrower account. Also, the Tracker Management now shows the power-off apart from an unexplained lost connection (closed socket). The back office keeps pace, with a new event timeline, a search box that no longer fights your browser and much more enhancements.

What's new

Rented devices group themselves, on both sides of the loan

In Tracker Management, a new Rentals section in the sidebar gathers every borrow period into its own entry — Lent out for the devices you gave away, Borrowed for the ones you took — each naming the other account, the dates it covers and how many devices it holds. Tick one and the selected units narrows to exactly that rental.

There is nothing to set up. The groups are worked out from the loans already on your devices, so they appear on both sides on their own and disappear the day a period ends, and upcoming loans show up ahead of time as next week's packing list. The tracker roles guide walks through both sides.

Filter the device list to your own role

In Tracker Management, the new My Role filter narrows the list to your own role on each device: Owned by me, Shared with me, or Borrowed by me. Borrow a batch of devices and they no longer disappear into your own fleet with no way to isolate them; one click shows only the ones you took, without hunting for your account among a hundred others.

Tell a switched-off device from a missing one

In Tracker Management, the CON column now shows a power icon for a device that reported a power-off event, instead of the offline cross a genuinely missing device gets. Sorting groups the three states — connected, powered off, then the rest — so a tracker someone switched off on purpose is no longer indistinguishable from one that vanished for an unknown reason. 

Every cell shows its carrier and country

The connection chart now names the country and used carrier for each cell, even when our cell database has never seen it before, reading the network codes our M2M SIM cards report instead of falling back to an abstract "LTE · Cell 4004". One single unreachable cell no longer blanks the whole network layer either — the other carrier blocks keep rendering. The device debugging guide covers what the network layer shows.

Find a quiet moment at a glance 

In the back office, a new Timeline view joins Tiles and List at your event list. It lays out yesterday, today and the next two days on a single axis — one lane per owner — with a live "now" line and a band across the top counting the participants at each moment. It is the fastest way to see when your events overlap and times get bussy. A new view switch moves you between Tiles, List, and Timeline.

A search box that stays out of your way

In the back office, the header's global search no longer lets your browser treat it as a login field — it won't fill with your signed-in address, and clicking the empty box no longer offers your saved logins. And you can now open any result in a new tab with Ctrl/Cmd + Enter on the highlighted row, or Ctrl/Cmd + click on any row, opening several results in a row without losing your query.

"Seen X ago" stays honest for every participant

In the live visualization's navigation bar, the "seen X ago" indicator now stays visible for a participant who was never mapped to the shadowtrack, instead of vanishing with the distance. And an event forced to the track no longer reads "seen now" forever, however old the latest location really is — now "seen X ago" reports the time since receiving the participant's lastest location. Spectators get a truthful picture of who was last seen, and when.

Orchester the tags

Easily adjust tags in the participant list now. The TAGS column expands per category. You can control how tags appear, and adding a tag to several participants at once. When grouping participants with tags, the preview aswers the "what does that look like" question at a glance. All about tags in our tags guide. 

Better contest and stage group editor

In event settings, the contest and stage group editor gets a visual pass. The contest table fills its card, long contest names wrap instead of colliding with the Start column, and each row carries a blue-to-violet Gantt bar matching the known start/end colours from the date picker. The logo thumbnail scales to fill its column, and its Replace button becomes a folded-corner ribbon that stays reachable by keyboard.

Other changes

• Repoint every documentation link in the product at a page that exists, and add a page for the interpolation interval and the High Resolution add-on.
• Make links between documentation pages relative and check them in CI.
• Follow-up fixes for the mobile app move: a leaderboard crash, a registration spinner that never showed.