The card lives on your phone
Everything the website does, in your pocket at the gate — and the part that matters most works with no signal at all.
What it does
Your card, offline
The scannable code is generated on the device and refreshes every thirty seconds. No signal needed, which matters at a country track where there often is none.
What you get here, today
Open the app at a club and it tells you whether today is a feature day, whether entry is included, and exactly what you will pay if it is not.
The next meeting near you
Partner clubs sorted by distance, with the meetings each of them has left this season.
Merchants around you
Offers in the town you are standing in, so the card is worth carrying on the days nothing is running.
Your entries
Every entry you have earned and how you earned it, with the live odds against the current pool.
Stable side
Trackwork notes, stable diaries and the access your tier carries.
Why the code changes every thirty seconds
A membership card that shows the same code forever is a card that can be photographed once and shared with everyone. Ours is generated on your device from a key issued when you activate the card, and it is only valid for about half a minute either side of now.
Because the maths happens on the phone rather than on a server, it keeps working when the coverage does not. The club’s scanner checks it the same way, on its own device, and the two agree without either of them being online.
Getting it
Not yet in the stores.
The app is built and runs on iPhone and Android, but it has not been submitted for review. In the meantime your card works in any browser.