INCOM RC Sports, free to use. The installer is about 120 MB. Install it, connect a decoder, and start timing.
All features are free forever — built for everyday practice. The timing core ships first; more features are on the way, and the code will be open-sourced in the future.
INCOM-RC-Sports-Setup-1.9.1-beta.exe
The timing host runs on 64-bit Windows. There is no macOS or Linux build. iPhones, iPads and Android devices need no install: they just open the host’s address in a browser. The installer is not code-signed, so the first launch needs one manual confirmation, as described in step 2 below.
Click the download button above to get INCOM-RC-Sports-Setup-1.9.1-beta.exe, about 120 MB.
Double-click it. The installer is not code-signed yet, so Windows may show a “Windows protected your PC” prompt.
Click “More info” → “Run anyway” to continue. This is the standard warning for unsigned software and does not affect how it works.The wizard lets you pick a folder. No Node, Python or database has to be installed separately.
Start it from the desktop icon; once the splash screen finishes you are in the main window. The timing service runs in the background with the app (port 4000), so there is no browser to open and no service to start by hand.
Open the Decoder page: for MYLAPS RC4 enter the IP and port and click “Connect”; for EasyLAP EZL01 click “Scan”, pick the device and click “Connect”. Both decoders can be connected at once.
The practice switch on the Live Timing page stays greyed out until a decoder is connected, so nothing can be recorded with no data coming in. It becomes available as soon as you connect.The interface and the voice announcements ship with these three languages. Interface language and announcement language can be switched independently, and the voice can be muted. A driver can also have a custom pronunciation.
Both the interface text and the spoken phrases can be customised. Contact us with the languages you need and how you will use them, and we can arrange the work.
Cars need a transponder (chip). The software supports the two decoders below, and both can be connected at the same time.
Connects directly over the local network using the P3 protocol, well suited to a permanent venue.
Connects straight to the host through a USB HID bridge: plug in and go, ideal for temporary tracks and travel.
The timing host supports both decoders, each with its own panel and statistics. Using a second decoder as a second timing point (sector splits or a joker line) is custom development, quoted per track: xuyi@incomsports.com.
The Android TV app goes straight onto the TV or the TV box. No HDMI cable from the timing host, and no second computer to drive the screen. It pulls the live standings over your local network.
Android 10 or newer · install from a USB drive or over ADB · not available in this version
Precision: the decoder reports timing in 1-millisecond units, and lap times are shown to 4 decimal places (0.001 s). Laps are filtered to between 3 and 300 seconds.
MYLAPS, EasyLAP and their product names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners, used here only to indicate compatibility.
The switch is disabled until a decoder is connected, so nothing can be recorded when no data is coming in. Connect a device on the Decoder page and the switch becomes available.
The installer is not code-signed yet, so Windows SmartScreen shows “Windows protected your PC”. Click “More info” → “Run anyway” to continue.
First make sure the device is on the same subnet as the timing host, then allow TCP port 4000 through the Windows firewall. Phones, tablets and other computers opening the timing interface in a browser all use that port.
Yes. Timing, ranking, statistics and voice announcements all run locally on the timing host, so racing continues as usual. Only the weather display needs internet, and it can be switched off at any time; the cloud archive is now free — apply in the app with your venue name and phone number, and your data syncs to your own account once approved.
Check that the decoder and the timing host are on the same local network and that the IP and port are right (default <decoder-ip>:<port>), and that no other software has already claimed the decoder.
The desktop build checks for updates and can download and install a new version from inside the app. Training data lives in a local database file, is not cleared by an update, and can be backed up directly.
English, Chinese and Japanese are built in, and the interface language and announcement language can be switched separately. Other languages are available as custom work: tell us which languages you need and how you will use them, and both the interface text and the spoken phrases can be arranged. Email xuyi@incomsports.com.
Only a Windows 10 / 11 (64-bit) installer is provided at the moment; no other platform builds exist.
An iOS app is coming soon. For now, iPhone, iPad and Android devices open the timing host’s address in their browser (Safari on iOS works) and see the same live data, so phones and tablets work as viewing screens without going through an app store. The host itself stays on Windows: the decoders connect to it, so a phone cannot take over as the timing host.
INCOM RC Sports is a product of 盈控体育 (INCOM Sports).
If you run into trouble installing, connecting a decoder or deploying at a venue, email us.
xuyi@incomsports.com · www.incomsports.com
Need to integrate an existing decoder, big screen or broadcast system, or need interface and voice languages beyond English, Chinese and Japanese? Send us your device models, a note about your venue and the languages you need at xuyi@incomsports.com, and we can work out the approach together.