Checkpoint map
Your checkpoints and aid stations, on the real course.
Import the GPX track of each race, place your checkpoints on the map and see in one click which volunteers are assigned to each one, and when.
- Hugo P. · Aid station · 08:00
- Nora L. · Aid station · 08:00
- Yanis T. · Medical · 07:30
Ridge Trail · 32 km · 1,850 m gain
- Aid
- Marshals
- Medical
A map that serves your operations
GPX tracks per race
An event with a 15K, a 32K and an ultra? Each race has its own track, distance and elevation gain.
Geolocated checkpoints
Start, finish, aid stations, marshals, medical: each checkpoint has its GPS coordinates and type.
Who is where, in one click
Click a checkpoint to see assigned volunteers, their role and shift. Filter by role or time range.
Checkpoints shared across races
An aid station used by two courses is created once and shows up on both.
The geography of your race, finally clear
On a trail race, where a checkpoint sits matters as much as who staffs it. A marshal at the wrong junction means a lost runner. The map makes operations concrete, for you and for first-time volunteers.
Checkpoints without coordinates still work in the schedule: place them on the map once you have scouted the course.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Where do I get my race’s GPX track?
Export it from your route planner (Strava, Komoot, OpenRunner…) or your GPS watch. Zenko reads standard GPX files.
Can volunteers see the map?
Yes, logged-in volunteers can open the event map to find their checkpoint.
Does the map work on mobile?
Yes. Zenko runs in the mobile browser, with no app to install.
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