For athletes
Everything you need as an athlete: joining events, starting and tracking a ride or run, recording personal Just Rides, and finding your results afterwards. Aster is designed so the parts you rely on at the start line and finish line keep working even with no phone signal.
- Register for an event
- Manage or cancel your registration
- Your first event: a walkthrough — start here if it's your first time
- Starting and tracking a ride
- Tips for a reliable track
- Mobile data, battery and what runs offline
- Battery modes
- Pausing and resuming
- Finishing a ride
- Just Ride
- Your results, history and profile
- Building and saving routes
Register for an eventHow to find and join an event, what gets downloaded for offline use, and what to do before the start.Your first event: a walkthroughEverything from signing up to seeing your result, in order, for your first tracked event.Manage or cancel your registrationWithdraw, change category or transfer your place — and handle ballot offers — from My registrations.Starting and tracking a rideHow to start tracking an event, what the live screen shows, and how your clock works in each event format.Tips for a reliable trackPractical steps to get a clean, complete track for a ride or run, and avoid surprises on the day.Battery modesChoosing how often the app records your position, and how it drops down gears automatically as your battery falls.Mobile data, battery and what runs offlineHow much mobile data tracking uses, what works with no signal, and how to keep both data and battery in check.Pausing and resumingHow pausing works, what watchers see, and why a paused rider is still on their ride.Finishing a rideThe ways a ride ends — crossing the line, abandoning, a cut-off, or sliding to end — and what freezes afterwards.Just RideTrack a personal ride or run outside any event, share it live with anyone, and save it to your history.Your results, history and profileWhere to find your past rides and results, how to replay them, and what your public profile shows.Building and saving routesDraw a route on the map, bring one in from a ride or a link, and keep it in your personal route library.
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