GridFPVSelf-hosted drone-race timing & event management

Run a full FPV race day — pilots, classes, rounds, heats, timing, and results — from one app you own. No cloud account required.

Get Started

Running an Event

Runs anywhere you do

A self-contained portable app for the field, or a hosted web app you point a browser at. Your event data stays on your machine.

Built for the race director

A field-readable console — large text, dark by default — for staging heats, arming starts, marshaling, and finalizing results on a laptop in the sun.

Pluggable timers

Start with the built-in Mock timer to learn the flow, then connect RotorHazard for real hardware timing. More sources over time.

Formats that fit your event

Practice, Time Trials, and Head-to-Head rounds — chained by seeding, with flexible win conditions like Best of N Laps, First to N, or Most Laps.

Defensible results

Marshal against the recorded radio signal — fix laps, tune detection, apply penalties, rule on protests. Every change is an audited ruling; results re-derive live.

The race is audible

Start tone, end-of-race countdown, and spoken lap callouts follow you to every page — the console is the race's voice, not just its screen.

What is GridFPV?

GridFPV is a self-hosted application for timing and managing FPV drone races. It keeps track of your pilots, classes, and event structure; talks to your timing hardware (or a built-in simulator); runs each heat through a clear lifecycle; and produces live standings and final results.

It is designed to be owned and operated by you — the race director, club, or event organizer. There is no mandatory cloud service and no account to sign up for. You run GridFPV on your own machine and your event data lives there with you.

Where to next

New here? Start with Getting Started to download and run GridFPV.
Running a race day? See Running an Event for the event workspace, stage by stage.
Choosing a structure? Round Formats covers the round types, seeding, and win conditions.
Plugging in hardware? Connecting a Timer walks through the Mock and RotorHazard timers.
Quick questions? Check the FAQ.