The yearly competition,
without the spreadsheet.

A CrossFit box's competition lives for months in a spreadsheet: registrations by e-mail, bank transfers to reconcile, teams whose captain pays for everyone or nobody, heats drawn by hand, a ranking recomputed between two workouts while the athletes wait. The organisers who ran Wodloop asked for the same care for the one day a year that matters most to them.

The Lab built Wodlane for Resatime as a second product from the same world: one dashboard for the organiser, one public page for the athletes, nothing to install.

• Individuals or teams of one to ten, reserved spots, invitations: the athlete registers from the public page, and the captain pays for all or each member their share.
• Divisions and online qualifiers, then heats per floor: the schedule is drawn from the entries, not retyped.
• Six scoring types and multi-part workouts, with a leaderboard that updates the moment a score is entered.

Competitions run on Wodlane, with the ranking live and the organiser watching the floor.

Wodlane is run by the Lab for Resatime and hosts competitions today. The organiser collects on the platform, the athletes follow the leaderboard on their phones, and the spreadsheet that used to hold the whole event has nothing left to hold.