Rally Navigator Pro Features

Pro Rally is the commercial tier of Rally Navigator with advanced features. Pro adds the licensing you need to run paid events, the branding controls that make a rally roadbook proper, official event documentation, and advanced mapping, waypoint and export tools. Every feature below is included in the Pro Rally subscription.

Commercial Use & Licensing

Pro License for Commercial Rally Events

Pro Subscribers have the right to use the roadbooks you create in commercial events — events with paid entries and any commercial activity. The Premium tier is licensed for personal use only, not commercial events. Pro level is required once money is involved in the event.


Removes ‘Not for Commercial Use’

Roadbooks produced on the Premium tier carry a “Not for Commercial Use” marking in the PDF header. Pro removes it, so the PDFs and exports you hand to competitors and officials carry your event branding and nothing else.

Roadbook Branding & Print Output

Custom Roadbook Header Image

Select a custom header image at the top of every roadbook page with your own event artwork, series or sponsor banner.

Rally Navigator with Choose Header Image selected in the Roadbook menu and a Trinite Road Rally banner loaded as the roadbook header

Choosing a custom header image

A header image in the built-in crop tool with crop handles around the artwork and the Save cropped image button highlighted

Built-in crop tool for header image

Right-clicking the roadbook header brings up Choose Header Image and Remove Header Image

Right-click the header to change or remove the image


Custom QR Code in Header & Waypoints

Place QR codes on the roadbook header and on individual waypoints. Competitors can scan them in the field to reach whatever URL you desire.

  • Event information
  • Hotel location
  • Download a PDF
  • Emergency contact
Rally Navigator Roadbook menu with QR Code in Header selected, showing the Add, Change and Delete optionsRoadbook header with a custom URL placeholder and the prompt to click to add a custom QR codeThe same roadbook header with the finished QR code rendered beside the event detailsThe URL icon in the icon toolbar being placed on a waypoint, producing a scannable QR code in that roadbook cell

Import Custom Navigation Icons

Load your own navigation symbols alongside the built-in FIA and Dakar icon sets. Useful for national federations with their own symbol conventions, or for hazards and instructions the standard sets do not cover.

The Icons menu open with Add Icon To Library, Import Icon Library and Export Icon Library options

Add icons to the library from the Icons menu

The My Icons 1 tab in the icon toolbar with the plus button and its Add Icons Pro tooltip, below a roadbook entry

Or add them straight from the My Icons tab

You can also copy an icon image from a web browser and paste it into a waypoint, then right-click it and choose Copy to My Icons to save it to your library.

Right-clicking a stop sign icon on a waypoint and choosing Copy to My Icons, which adds it to the My Icons library

Right-click a waypoint icon and choose Copy to My Icons


Multi-wide Moto Rolls

Print to PDF continuous motorcycle roadbook rolls in multiple copies per wide format sheet so the same route can be printed on a wide format printer and cut to width to produce multiple rolls from a single sheet of paper. Ask your commercial printer about the proper paper width and the max rolls available for that sheet size.

Rally Navigator PDF settings with paper size set to Roll and the Roll Width menu open, showing options 1 through 8One wide-format sheet holding six identical Cross Country Rally Sample roadbook rolls side by side, ready to be cut to width

Download the sample — Moto Style Roll x 6, Cross Country Rally on 36″ paper (PDF)

Mapping & Route Data

Additional Map Sources

Unlocks additional base map and satellite imagery layers. Coverage and imagery may vary between providers, so having more to choose from may give you better options in your area.

The Map menu with Map Source open, listing providers including Google Satellite, Mapbox, IGN France, OpenTopoMap, ESRI World Imagery and USGS Topo

Map sources available from the Map menu


Show Speed & Elevation on Map

Display speed limit and elevation information at the selected location on the map while planning your route.

The Map menu with Show Speed Limit on Map and Show Elevation on Map enabled, showing a 45 MPH speed limit and 6234 feet elevation readout at the selected point

Speed limit and elevation at the selected location


Show Track Color On Map

The track on the map will change color depending on special stage, transit stage, speed zone, neutralization, and neutralization with speed limit.

Show Track Color On Map enabled in the Map menu, with the route drawn in different colours for each stage type alongside the matching roadbook entries

Show Track Color On Map


Elevation Profile & Data

Generate elevation profile for the route on screen and in PDF. Also includes elevation data in the OpenRallyGPX export.

Show Elevation Profile enabled in the Roadbook menu, with the elevation profile panel displayed above the roadbook showing start, min, accumulated, max and finish altitudes

Show Elevation Profile in the app

A printed roadbook header page with the elevation profile chart and its start, min, accumulated, max and finish altitude figures

The same profile printed in the roadbook PDF


Street View Image to Roadbook

Add the current Street View image of a road section directly to the Roadbook notes box.

Street View Image to Text Box selected in the Waypoint menu, placing the Street View photograph of the road into the roadbook notes box

Street View Image to Text Box, from the Waypoint menu


GPS Roadbook Recorder LIVE

Record a Roadbook and save Waypoints LIVE from GPS location while you drive the route. Distances, headings and waypoints are captured in the field. You can do complete waypoint editing and details as you drive and come back with a Roadbook to refine at the desk rather than one to build from scratch.

This feature requires USB GPS input to your laptop computer. Tested for Mac and PC with the GlobalSat BU-353NC and the V-FAN UG-353. Rally Navigator connects over a standard USB serial connection, so other USB GPS receivers may also work; these two are the units we have tested. Not tested on Linux — it would be great if a Linux user could test and confirm.

The two tested USB GPS receivers side by side: the GlobalSat BU-353NC and the V-FAN UG-353The underside labels of both receivers, showing model BU-353NC and V-FAN USB GPS Receiver model UG-353

The two USB GPS receivers tested with the recorder

Connecting Rally Navigator to GPS devices

  1. Plug in the GPS pucks.
  2. Wait about a minute for them to acquire signal and click the Connect button.
  3. It may take 30 seconds to connect.
  4. Once the GPS pucks are connected, you should see a green GPS light if you’re receiving good GPS signal. You should also see the blue dot on the map at your location.
GPS Roadbook Recorder selected in the File menu, with the USB GPS connection bar showing Connect, live speed and Start Recording

GPS Roadbook Recorder, from the File menu

Now ready to start recording a roadbook.

Rally Navigator connected to a GPS puck, showing the Disconnect button, the GPS status light, current speed and Start Recording, with a blue location dot on the map

Connected and ready to record

Waypoints & Editing

Waypoint Numbers & Control Icons on Map

Show waypoint numbers and control icons on the map. Checking a roadbook page against the map becomes direct, and the structure of the event stays visible while you plan the route.

Show Waypoint Number on Map and Show Waypoint Control Icons both enabled, with numbered waypoints and DZ, stop and finish control icons drawn on the route

Waypoint numbers and control icons shown on the map


Drag and Drop Smart Icons

Drag and drop QR code for latitude, longitude and elevation data into any waypoint.

The ELEV and GPS smart icons dragged from the icon toolbar into a waypoint, producing an elevation readout and a GPS QR code in the roadbook cell

Drag the ELEV and GPS smart icons into a waypoint


Hover Over Track Distance

Hovering over a track point will show the user:

  • Distance from Start
  • Distance from Previous Waypoint
  • Distance to Finish
Hovering a track point shows a readout of distance from start, from previous waypoint and to finish

ET Distance Icon and CAP Options

Right-clicking on a subsequent track point gives the user the option to add distance to the next item, which is an icon of the user’s choice. The user selects this and drags and drops the selected icon into the notes box. It will automatically add itself to the ET distance display and become a single draggable, resizable object.

Right-clicking a track point opens the Add ET Distance menu with ICON, CAP, CAP Average and CAP Calculated options, beside the roadbook entries they produce

The Add ET Distance menu on a track point

An ET distance of 20m in the notes box with an Add Icon button beside itThe chosen icon placed next to the ET distance, selected as one draggable, resizable object

Add an icon to the ET distance, then move or resize it as one object

User can also add ET Distance:

  • CAP (compass heading immediately leaving this track point)
  • CAPa (the average compass heading to the next waypoint)
  • CAPc (machine calculated CAP heading to the next waypoint)
The Add 2nd ET Distance menu on a later track point, with CAP Average highlightedA notes box carrying two ET distances, one with an icon and one with a CAP Average heading

A second ET distance added with a CAP heading

Distances and CAP headings will recalculate automatically if the user moves the corresponding track points.

After moving the track points, the ET distances and CAP heading update to 20m and 50m with a new heading

Move the track points and the values update

Export

KMZ and GPX Export with Route Details

Export the route as a KMZ file with details included for:

  • Special stage
  • Transit stage
  • Speed zones
  • Neutralizations, waypoints, control icons, etc.

Useful for rally planning, event monitoring, safety, dispatch, media, staff and asset location.

Users can quickly click and fly to any item on the list, with the included details visible.

Clicking a waypoint in the Google Earth places list flies to it and opens its details: waypoint and control point numbers, distance, coordinates and elevation

Download the sample KMZ — Cross Country Rally

The exported GPX open in Garmin BaseCamp, listing every CCRR waypoint with its name and showing the route on the map

Download the sample GPX — Cross Country Rally route

Get Pro Rally

Pro Rally includes everything in the Premium tier plus all of the features above. Download Rally Navigator to try it, or see the subscription options for current pricing.

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