GridFPVDrone race timing you run yourself

Run a whole FPV race day — pilots, classes, rounds, heats, timing and results — from one app on your own laptop. No accounts. No internet needed.

Get Started

Running an Event

Runs where you race

One file you download and double-click, or a small web server you open in a browser. Either way your race data stays on your machine.

Made for the race director

Big text, dark screen, built to read on a laptop in the sun. Stage heats, start races, fix laps and lock in results.

Works with your timer

Practice with the built-in fake timer, then plug in RotorHazard for real timing. Install the plugin, tune the gate and test the connection without leaving GridFPV.

Formats that fit your night

Practice, Time Trials and Head-to-Head. Chain them together so a final takes the top pilots from qualifying.

Results you can defend

Fix laps against the recorded radio signal. Add penalties. Rule on protests. Every change is written down, and the results update as you go.

You can hear the race

Start tone, end-of-race countdown, and a voice calling laps. The sound follows you to every page, so you can look away from the screen.

What is GridFPV?

GridFPV is an app for timing and running FPV drone races. It keeps your list of pilots and classes, talks to your timing hardware (or a built-in simulator), runs each heat from start to finish, and works out the standings.

You own it. There is no company account to sign up for and no cloud service you have to trust. GridFPV runs on your machine, and your race data sits there with you. At a field with no internet, it still runs your whole day.

Where to go next

New here? Getting Started — download it and run your first race.
Running a race day? Running an Event — the whole day, step by step.
Planning your rounds? Round Formats — the three round types and how to chain them.
Plugging in a timer? Connecting a Timer — the fake timer and RotorHazard.
Gate missing laps? Tuning a Gate — get the gate detecting properly.
Streaming or recording? Overlays — put the race clock and laps in your video.
Quick question? FAQ.