Your photographers shoot tens of thousands of frames. We match every single one to the athlete in it, from a bib number and a selfie, and each participant gets a personal gallery. Running, trail, cycling, triathlon, Hyrox.
The athlete enters their bib number and takes one selfie. The engine scans every photo of your event and hands them theirs, usually before they've finished their recovery drink.
A bib number only gets you the easy shots. Our engine was born in motorsport, where there are no faces at all, so it learned to recognize people by everything else, too.
The straightforward shot. Read, matched, delivered instantly.
01Crumpled, covered by an arm, lost in the pack. The engine matches the athlete by their overall appearance (kit, build, gear) anchored to their selfie.
02The finish-line shot from behind, the climb photographed from the side. Still recognized, still in their gallery.
03A bib number is simple to read when it's clear and facing the camera. The hard shots (crumpled bibs, arms across the chest, runners from behind, sunglasses and mud) are where most photos go missing. RaceLabs was built in motorsport, where there are no bibs and no faces at all, so it recognises a participant by everything else too, and far more of your field actually gets their photos.
Not just the ones who ran facing a camera with a perfect bib. Hidden, crumpled or back-turned, the athlete is matched by kit, build and gear anchored to their selfie, so fewer "where are my photos?" emails and more happy finishers.
Each participant enters a bib and a selfie and gets only their photos, with no scrolling thousands of frames to self-find.
Galleries land while your hashtag is still moving. Photos sort at thousands of frames a minute, so finishers share them the same day.
Road, trail, bike, tri, Hyrox, and five hundred finishers or twenty thousand: sunglasses, wetsuits, mud and crumpled bibs don't get in the way, and delivery barely notices the size.
Every athlete sees their gallery watermarked, then buys the shots they want, individually or in a pack. We run the whole purchase flow, so the photos turn into sales on their own.