Agility courses — drawn, checked and built
Place the obstacles, number the course and see the length, the dog's line and the FCI warnings as you go. On the field, the stake-out sheet puts the course where the plan says, to the centimetre.
No sign-up. Your courses stay in your browser until you share them.
What Mapagi does
Obstacle editor
The ten FCI obstacles by drag and drop, a turn handle, a tunnel bent into an arc, and editing several obstacles at once.
Numbers and the dog's line
Numbers by clicking in order, always on the side the dog comes from. The dog's line goes round obstacles; where the dog should run differently, drag it — and the length is measured along it, as a judge does with a measuring wheel.
FCI checks
Distances between numbers, course length, number of obstacles and room to walk round — as warnings, not refusals. A training course breaks the rules on purpose.
Stretches of a long course
A training course with 40 numbers is run in pieces. The plan shows just the chosen stretch, with its own start, finish and length.
Stake-out on the field
Each obstacle's distance from the ring's corners: two tapes and the course stands exactly as drawn. Print the whole thing.
Sharing and import
Send a course by link, bring one from agilitymaps with one click or load an agiutils file. Trace over a photo of a paper plan.
The course in 3D
Walk the course the way a handler sees it — from the start, a corner or above. On an iPhone, put it on your table in augmented reality.
On every device
With an account your courses are on your computer and your phone alike. No password — sign in with a code from an e-mail.
Location templates
The ground size and equipment of every place you train. A course knows at once how many obstacles you have there.