Search your registered name for published full and half-distance triathlon results, with swim, T1, bike, T2 and run splits, division places and field context.
iPhone · Full and half distance · No account
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Filmed tips from Pattie Wallner, free for everyone. Pick what you are training for, pick the moment that is bothering you, and Ask Pattie walks you to the pointer that covers it. There is no chatbot in here: every answer is a clip she actually recorded, so it works with no signal and costs nothing to ask.
Sixteen full distance finishes and a lot of race mornings, boiled down to the fixes that keep a small problem from ending a long day.
Find the split, understand the day it came from, and keep the record somewhere you can actually use it.
Type the name you registered with and pick yourself out of the official results index. If one race went in under a maiden name or a misspelling, add that registration too and it joins the same locker.
Browse your published full and half-distance triathlon history with dates, bibs, official times and division places. Switch between races and split rankings, and spot personal bests without opening every result.
Open a race and read the whole day leg by leg, with the overall and division rank each split earned. Zeroed legs from a DNF stay empty instead of pretending to be a fast one.
A rank on its own means nothing without the size of the field behind it. Each leg shows its place out of everyone who raced it, and the percentile that follows.
Rank finishes, swims, bikes, runs and transitions within one distance at a time. Full and half-distance results never compete on the same list. Review personal bests and see results from the same event across years when you have them.
Search another athlete and read their full and half distance history the same way, for a training partner, a rival, or the person who just beat you. Your own locker is untouched.
Conditions, nutrition, gear and what you would do differently, kept on the result that produced them. Notes stay on the phone and only leave it if you put them in an export.
Pattie's filmed pointers and a guided path to the right one, free with the app. Turn on Pattie Mode and she turns up in the corner with a relevant tip while you browse, in her own recorded voice.
One lifetime purchase adds like-for-like comparison between any two races at the same distance, showing the time gained or lost on every leg, plus unlimited polished PDF and image exports built on the phone. No subscription, no per-export charge.
Metric or imperial, light or dark or system, and haptics you can adjust. Watched episodes are cached so they replay offline, and you can clear them whenever you want the space.
Results are shown exactly as each event's timing provider published them. The app sorts and compares that record, it never verifies or rewrites it.
Your locker, your notes and the tips you have already watched are all on the phone. Transition areas are famous for having no bars.
No account, sign-in or advertising SDK. Name searches and public result identifiers go to the event timing service to retrieve results. Your cached races, notes and explored profiles stay on your iPhone. When a Race Book purchase screen appears, anonymous purchase-flow counts are sent to RevenueCat with purchase and restore information. No race notes or results are sent to RevenueCat.
Privacy Policy →A simpler way to keep a long race history useful.
An official results page tells you what happened in one race. It does not tell you which of your starts held your fastest bike, how much time transitions have quietly cost you over a decade, or where a split landed in the field that actually raced it. Finding any of that means opening a dozen tabs and doing arithmetic.
IM Tri Tracker does the opposite. You type your name once, and a career of published results becomes a locker you can search, rank, annotate and share. Start with the name, then let the app do the sorting.
Almost everything is free, and that is deliberate. Search, your complete history, every split, personal bests, progression, leaderboards, field percentiles, race details, notes and the whole Pointers library cost nothing and are never hidden behind a purchase. Your own results are not a paywall.
The one paid boundary is Race Book: like-for-like comparison between two races at the same distance, and unlimited PDF or image exports of the career record. It is a single lifetime purchase with no subscription and no per-export charge, and Restore Purchases is there for a new phone or a reinstall.
| Platform | iPhone · iOS 17 or later |
| Framework | SwiftUI · Swift 6 · RevenueCat |
| Data | Published event timing results |
| Distances | Full distance and half distance triathlon |
| Storage | Locker, notes and settings on device |
| Account | None required |
| Purchase | Free, with an optional one-time Race Book unlock |
| Affiliation | Independent app |
Split-first thinking. A best finish is useful. Knowing which race held your best bike, and how far off it you are now, is the reason to come back.
Distance stays honest. Full and half distance are ranked in their own groups rather than flattened into one flattering list, and a result whose claimed distance disagrees with its own splits gets corrected rather than crowned.
Your race history stays local. There is no account or developer-owned history server. Search terms go to the timing service. RevenueCat receives purchase and restore details plus anonymous purchase-screen counts, never your race results or notes.
Advice from a person. The tips are filmed clips from one athlete's own race days, not generated text. She can only tell you something she actually said.
The official record stays official. The app makes published results easier to use. The event's timing provider remains the source of truth.
IM Tri Tracker is an independent app. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any race organiser, series, or timing company. IRONMAN® and 70.3® are registered trademarks of the World Triathlon Corporation, used here only to identify the races an athlete has entered. Results can change or be incomplete, so check the official result when accuracy matters.
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