Basira
ShowOps
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Barq Lane
A bilingual registration and race-day operations platform for endurance events in Oman and the GCC.
The problem
Race organisers handle registration, waivers, capacity, bib numbers, check-in and results across separate tools. That makes race day harder to run and the numbers harder to reconcile afterwards.
What was built
We built one Arabic and English application for runners and organisers. Organisers configure categories, capacity, waitlists, waivers and guardian details; race-day tools cover bib lookup, QR and kiosk check-in with an offline queue, and results import into public results and leaderboards. Every state change is written to a tamper-evident audit log, and an AmwalPay integration has been built and exercised in a test environment.
- Registration with capacity, waitlists, waivers and guardian consent
- QR and kiosk check-in with an offline-safe queue
- Results import, public leaderboards and PDF finisher certificates
- Tamper-evident audit log
Where it stands
Barq Lane is deployed with free registration. Paid registration stays switched off until its release checks are signed off, and no customer race-day pilot has run yet. Development is on a slower track while Basira focuses on ShowOps and PiSharp.
Inside the system
Further workflow screens are being prepared with demonstration data.
Scope and technology
- Product design and bilingual interface
- Registration and event configuration
- Race-day check-in tools
- Results and certificates
- Payments integration (test environment)
Technology
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- Postgres
- Upstash Redis
- Vercel
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