IRONMAN Tracker Hack 6.1.0 + Redeem Codes

This app is so awesome and worked like a charm! The estimated locations are a bit ahead of the athletes, which actually works to a spectator's advantage. The only three improvement suggestions: 1) mile markers should be per event, not accumulative. I didn't realize they were accumulative until the run portion and math is not my strong suit to subtract the 112 mile bike miles and the swim miles from the mile marker indicators. :) Mileage reported in the time alerts were by event, so that was good! 2) try to make the map arrows more intelligible when there are loops the athletes have to do. I cross-referenced with each event's map view on the Ironman website, but would've been nice to have the loops better marked in the app. 3) Could you add a "You are here" indicator on the map? I cross-referenced with Google Maps, but having that right in the athlete tracker map would have been even more awesome! But overall...SUCH an improvement from last year's tracker app and I'd recommend it to any spectator! Great job!!

The highlight of this app is the ability to track one or more participants from start to finish, even in the dark! The maps are provided in 2D and 3D modes. Expand the maps and you can see street names as the participant makes turn-by-turn.
In a noisy spectator environment, the Audible notifications as the participant gets through timed check points, is a great plus! This way, one is able to view participant race stats at every stage.
The only downside is that when Internet signal is used by so many spectators at the race venue, tracking can be slow to update. However, if you are familiar enough with the app, you must estimate that your participant is a little further ahead than tracking shows. This enables you to be at a certain vantage place to see and cheer your favorite participants as they pass by.
Overall though, a much appreciated App!

This app is the single best tool to use for planning the day-of spectation of a friend or loved one competing in an Ironman event. You can track multiple athletes both on time-in-event splits and time-of-day splits. These splits and the projected future splits take all of the error and much of the guesswork out of when to position yourself at certain locations, and the app even offers direction to those locations. The only suggestion I could make to improve this app would be for it to take into account the posted Ironman road closures in generating the directions to locations to view each athlete, which could cut out some time consuming navigational cross-referencing. But this app is invaluable and will be my first move in spectating any Ironman henceforth.

My first app review because this thing was THE BOMB! So many cool, easy to use features. Absolutely love how it aggregates athlete's data in an easy to read format and how easily athletes can be searched for/added to the roster. A bonus was the visual map of the course with (near) real-time updates of their position on the map. Of course, it has to estimate positions between timing stations but I was amazed at how well it did this. Also the notifications at the timing stations was such a cool feature! Made tracking my friends a thrill rather than a frustrating experience trying to navigate the worthless IRONMAN site. I would actually pay a good amount of money for this app....can't believe it's free. Thank you to the designers!

The app was great!! I bet the people who wrote the software and the people keeping the website going will be glad to see the races using it, all end successfully. What a responsibility to put out such an excellent program for so many people and have it run so smoothly. Awesome to provide to people watching the race and being where they need to be at the right time.
My only confusion with it was not knowing for sure which course would be used for my relative’s particular race. Otherwise, I’d rate it an 11–it answered all my other questions and was easy to navigate. Thanks.

This app is great and makes spectating at these Ironman events so much fun! You can plan and track your athlete(s) and see who stopped and where they stopped and how long and the alerts are great too. Really, without this app, spectating would not be as fun at all! That being said, it DRAINS your battery on your phone. I was with five people and we started watching it at 7am and all six of us by 1pm had zero battery and dead phones and missed the finish picture opps! Maybe we should have turned off alerts and that would have helped. But the app is so fun to watch and the alerts are super helpful. So it needs a little improvement but it is really great.

This is my first time using this app so I’ve no other to compare it to. It was used to track one of my close friends competing in an Ironman competition. I was not sure how to use it when I first opened it but figured it out after hitting on the links. Once the athlete was in motion the information showed the progress of each event in time and miles from start to finish. I liked that it displayed the athlete’s ranking among the age group and overall competitor status.
Wish there was a way to let the athlete know you were cheering them on throughout the event or leave comments so they could see at the finish. Great app overall. I would recommend.

Inconsistencies when showing top results. Often limits to only top 10 results in category and no way to page through past 10 results. For the longest time, the Pro women results were capped at 10 while showed all men. That was fixed for a while but seems to have returned for both categories now.

Annoying to have to select “are you a participant?” each time you view a race and if you accidentally do, you’re screwed because you get annoying non-relevant push notifications. There’s no way to track someone without receiving all of their push notifications - clearly designed for someone who is only following a single athlete versus someone who wants to “virtually spectate” a race.

As a dev myself, I’d be embarrassed to ship something with this many inconsistencies and poor UI.

I followed the Iron Man/Muncie event on my app from 5:30 in the morning California time until my friend crossed the finish line at 7:19 Muncie time… And it was thrilling to feel like I was almost there! Her family kept sending me pictures but the App’s stats were so helpful in making me feel like I WAS “there.“ I’m not a runner or a cyclist and used to be a swimmer so it was all contributing to my understanding of everything involved in such an incredible athletic achievement and left me feeling that I had not missed out. Bravo!

I watched my friend compete all day in Ironman Kona. I would regularly post throughout but it became hard to grab info after the swim becuse there was no way to stack times so you could have the swim stat near the bike stat, then later the run stat. It was frustrating to have to grab and crop without context of whose name it was and what the list of times was for. I recommend a “total so far” section where it’s formatted for Instagram for easy posting and people can see the name of competitor and completed event times stacked or alongside the current progress.