RallyBookby Petro®Professional digital rally navigation.
The complete digital roadbook and navigation experience for rally, rally-raid and serious training. Roadbook, CAP, waypoints, odometer and speed zones: on the phone or tablet you already own, working offline where there is no signal.
RallyBook isn't on the app stores yet. Tell us what you're training for and we'll get you a build.
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- CAP
- 312°
- DTW
- 4.2km
The digital rally cockpit
Everything you need to navigate a stage,
on one screen.
RallyBook is not a PDF reader with a map bolted on. It is a navigation cockpit: the roadbook, the heading, the distance and the zones, arranged the way a rider actually uses them at speed.
- Roadbook
- The stage, case by case, laid out for navigation rather than reading.
- CAP
- Heading, live, so you know which way the case is sending you.
- Odometer
- Total and partial, corrected on the move.
- Waypoints
- What is next, how far, and whether it validated.
- Speed zones
- The limit you are under, and how close you are to it.
- Stage progress
- Distance covered and distance to the finish.

Navigation
Built around how rally navigation actually works.
Every one of these exists because a rider needs it between two waypoints, not because it demos well.
Professional training
Train like you race.
The same roadbook, the same validation radii, the same speed zones and the same odometer discipline you will face on the stage, whether on a training loop behind your house or a week in the desert. Practise the workflow, not an approximation of it.
- Ride your own roadbooks, or an organizer's
- Waypoint validation and speed-zone behaviour as configured for the event
- Every session recorded for review afterwards
- For riders, camps, navigation schools and teams
- Navigate
- Train
- Analyse
Your training doesn't end when the stage ends.
RallyBook records the run. Afterwards it reconstructs how you navigated it: where you left the route, what it cost you, which waypoints you took and which you missed, and where the time actually went.


- Km cut
- Where you shortened the route, and by how much
- Km extra
- Distance ridden that the roadbook did not ask for
- Off-route lost / gained
- What each excursion actually cost in time
- Waypoints
- Validated, missed, and by how many metres
- Stops
- Where you stopped, and for how long
- Overspeed
- Zone by zone, against the limit in force
The Analysis Report is a separate product, 20 Credits for one stage. A year of RallyBook Pro includes 60 Credits, which is three reports.
How the Analysis Report worksiOS and Android
One RallyBook. Your devices.
The same cockpit on iPhone, iPad, Android phone and Android tablet. Your account carries your library across all of them, so the device you train on and the device you race on hold the same roadbooks.
Run it on hardware you already own, on up to three devices at a time. Events may still specify their own equipment rules. Check the regulations for the rally you are entering.
For organizers
Create. Distribute. Navigate. Analyse.
Whether you're putting on a desert race, running a roadbook school, or organising a weekend ride with friends, RallyBook handles the distribution so you can focus on the route.
- 01Create
Set the event up
Name it, pick the dates, drop the location on a map, and upload your stages. GPX from any planner, PDF roadbooks, or .cap files from RallyCAP.
- 02Distribute
Get riders in
One memorable event password (DAKAR26) shared however you already reach your field. Or invite by email from the entry list. Approve riders one by one, or open the gate.
- 03Navigate
They ride your stages
The event appears in each rider's library with every stage you uploaded. Corrections you publish reach them on the next refresh, and you can see who has the latest version.
- 04Analyse
See how the field navigated
Sessions come back to your dashboard under Runs: who rode what, where the field went wrong, and the traces behind every result.

See your start list come alive.
Bibs, names, country flags. Edit them inline. Pre-list riders before they even register, and the entry slot waits for them. Live counts as they join, and per-rider download status so you know who has the correction and who does not.
Run your event on RallyBookSecure roadbook distribution
Your roadbook. Your event.
Your riders. Your control.
You spent months building your roadbook. Every photocopied page and forwarded GPX is a season's work walking out the door. RallyBook gives a rider exactly what they need to ride your event, and nothing they can hand to somebody else.
We're honest about what this is: protection against the casual forward, the well-meaning rider sharing with a friend, and last edition's files circulating on the grid. No protection on a general-purpose device is absolute, and we won't claim otherwise.
Encrypted on every device
The file a rider downloads isn't a readable GPX. It's encrypted, and it opens inside RallyBook under their account, so forwarding it doesn't hand anyone a roadbook.
Tied to the rider, not the file
Access belongs to a RallyBook account. A new phone means signing in again; a borrowed file from another account hits a closed door.
Access ends when the event does
You set the dates. When they pass, the local copy goes and the server stops handing out the key. The card stays as history; nothing inside it opens.
Export is turned off
The share sheet is disabled for event roadbooks. There's no 'open in Files', no 'send to Mac'.
COMING NEXT
The Roadbook Marketplace.
Real rally-raid roadbooks from clubs, schools and professional navigators. Rented for one riding session and never owned, ridden in the full cockpit, judged from a free preview before you spend a Credit, and reviewed only by riders who verifiably rode them. Creators set the price and earn on every rental.
For riders
Get RallyBook.
Free to ride any event you're invited to. Free to browse the public catalog. Pro is for training on your own roadbooks.
RallyBook isn't on the app stores yet. Write to us and we'll get you a build.
hello@rallybook.appFor organizers
Run your next event on it.
Create your organization and set an event up for free. You only pick a plan when you're ready to hand roadbooks to your riders.







