Course designer for rally obedience

Draw your next rally course.

A clear workspace for your next course. Place the signs, draw the route, and take a readable plan to the ring.

How it works

1
Set the ring
Pick the ring size. The grid shows every metre.
2
Place the signs
Find a sign in the library, then click or drag it into place. Add cones and other equipment.
3
Draw the route
Sketch the path the team walks. Numbers follow the order.
4
Print or share
Print the sheet or send a link. Only you can change it.

Every sign, ready to place
Search the floating sign library by number or name. Keep it open while you work, or tuck it away for more room.
Numbers itself
Reorder the exercises and their numbers update together. Start and Finish stay where they belong.
Room to see the course
Compact numbers, fine alignment guides and quiet exercise areas keep a full course readable.
Your light, your workspace
Choose Light, Dark or System for the whole workspace. Your choice is remembered, and printed courses always use white paper.
Checks as you build
Spacing and course rules from your rulebook are checked while you work, so you see problems before the walk-through.
Print or share
A clear sheet with a numbered sign list for the ring crew, or a read-only link for everyone else.

For anyone who builds courses: club training nights, instructors, trial organisers, or a handler practising at home.

Uses the FCI rulebook today. More national rulebooks are coming soon.