Little time during recce
The crew needs to create, correct and fine-tune notes quickly during reconnaissance.
Rally pacenotes · Digital · Team method · Paper
Your notes stay yours. Organisation becomes digital.
RecceNotes helps driver and co-driver/navigator collect, review, adapt and prepare rally pacenotes without forcing the crew to change its language.
Digital collection. Custom library. Adaptable sharing between notation systems. Notebook view and PDF when paper still makes sense.
The real problem
Rally pacenotes are language, rhythm and trust.
It is not enough to write corners on a sheet. A good note has to be short, understood by the crew, called at the right moment and easy to correct when something changes. RecceNotes organises that process without imposing one single way to write notes.
Own language
Every crew has different grades, symbols, abbreviations and habits. The app follows that method.
Version risk
Paper copies, loose changes and reviews can scatter the work. Digital structure helps preserve what matters.
Component review
Distance, grade, direction, symbols and suffixes can be viewed and corrected without rewriting everything.
Adaptable sharing
Structured notes can be shared and adapted to another symbol and grade system.
Notebook view and PDF
At the end, the crew can prepare a notebook view and export to paper when it makes sense.
Adapts to the user
It does not impose a pacenote system. It organises yours.
Grades, names, START/END, rounding, symbols, suffixes, quick buttons and Notebook configuration can follow the crew method. RecceNotes does not try to replace the co-driver/navigator’s experience: it gives it structure.
Configurable note types
Configure grades, ranges and language according to the crew style.
Drawing-based editing
Work with symbols, drawings and suffixes inside the note context, without reducing everything to text.
Custom library
Store symbols, categories and abbreviations that belong to the crew language.
Real app screenshots
Current screens and available capabilities.
A selection of real app images showing the workflow: configuration, collection, driver–co-driver connection, drawing-based editing, library, review, notebook view and export.
Sharing notes should not force everyone to write the same way.
RecceNotes works with structured notes. Distance, grade, direction and symbols are not trapped in an image or a plain text line; they exist as components that can be reviewed, exported and adapted.
When a crew receives work from another crew, it can relate imported symbols with its own library and adapt grades/angles to its pacenote system. The app helps organise the conversion, but the final decision remains with the driver and co-driver/navigator.
This is one of RecceNotes’ strongest points: a stage can be shared, while the method remains the crew’s own.
Connection between devices
From co-driver to driver. From driver to review.
The stage can be prepared by the co-driver, sent to the driver and then reviewed with control. Information moves without becoming a loose list of notes.
Prepare
The co-driver/navigator organises the event, stage and working structure.
Collect
The driver starts the run and records notes on their device.
Validate
The crew reviews, confirms and prepares the final version for reading or export.
From structure form to full PC management.
Preparing structures in the browser already shows an important direction: not all work has to be done on the phone. The natural evolution is to manage full events on a PC — create, review, organise and prepare stages on a larger screen.
Structures today. Full rallies tomorrow.
Plans and licences
Choose the right way to use RecceNotes.
Try the app, prepare a season with your crew or work event by event. A licence may limit new actions, but it never deletes data already created.
Try the real workflow
A demo licence to try RecceNotes with collection, review and Connect.
- 1 rally per mode
- 2 stages per rally
- Collection, Table and Notebook
- Import and export
For one crew across the season
Designed for driver and co-driver/navigator to use RecceNotes continuously.
- Driver + co-driver/navigator
- Full use across rallies and stages
- Connect included
- Crew profiles, library and settings
For rallies with multiple crews
Temporary licence by usage days and number of required licences.
- Configurable usage days
- Configurable number of licences
- Connect included
- Full import and export
Data stays safe. RecceNotes preserves rallies, stages, notes, profiles and library. The licence controls future functionality; it does not delete existing work.
Documentation
RecceNotes user manual.
Open the practical PDF manual for setup, collection, review and PDF generation. The current manual is available in Portuguese.
Licence, profile and solo/team modeRecceConnect, Collection and TableNotebook and A4 PDF
RecceNotes FAQ
Frequently asked questions about digital rally pacenotes.
Short answers to understand what RecceNotes is, how it fits recce work and which parts belong to the planned evolution of the app.
What is RecceNotes?
It is a rally pacenotes app designed to collect, review, organise, adapt and export recce notes.
Does RecceNotes replace the paper notebook?
Not necessarily. The app improves preparation before paper and can export an A4 PDF notebook when the crew wants to keep that method.
Can the app adapt notes from another crew?
Yes. Structured logic allows symbols to be related and grades/angles to be adapted to the receiving crew’s method.
Is it designed for driver and co-driver/navigator?
Yes. The logic follows collection, review, validation and preparation of the final version.
Does it work without a permanent connection?
The work base is local. Collaborative flows should protect work with synchronisation and offline queue where applicable.
Are the images contractual?
No. They are real or illustrative for demonstration and may vary according to version, licence, device and product evolution.
Transparency
Real app images, illustrative use.
Images help demonstrate how RecceNotes works and evolves, but they do not replace the functional description, terms of use or the version available at the time of purchase/licensing.
Screenshots and images shown are real or illustrative for demonstration purposes, and may include fictitious data, test environments, development versions or content adapted for presentation. Interface, functionality, availability, prices and plans may vary according to app version, licence, device, configuration and product evolution. Non-contractual information.