Times: your trails' times

A typed time is written with its outing; the separate “Log a time” is gone.

• In “Log an outing” (with traction; “Manual session” from First steps), “Trail (optional)” offers your trails, your clubs' trails and the reference trails (“None” to begin with); the time is noted there as “typed”.
• It joins your series, never a leaderboard. An outing imported from a GPX file doesn't need it: its timed track makes it count, measured.

Below your series, a shared or public trail carries its leaderboards, each time scaled to its distance.

• Public: a public or reference trail, between the kennels that turned on “Public leaderboard” in Settings.
• Club: a trail shared with one of your clubs, between the club's kennels that turned on “Show my times to the club” for THAT club (the club's Trails tab); one setting per club, off to begin with. Club and leaderboard.
• Only measured times rank, scaled to the distance: 40 minutes over 10.4 km count as 38:28 over 10 km. One line per kennel, its best time, the real distance of its outing written under it; on a tie, the older one comes first.
• No leaderboard for a private trail, not even for your kennel, nor for a Long trail.
• Passed on: the kennel's name, the scaled time, the outing's real distance and its date — never the outing, its split times or its track; the speed shown is worked out from the time.

“+ Trail” (owner), at the top of the Trails tab, offers two ways in.

• Enter: name, distance (km), elevation gain (optional), discipline (Mid-distance or Long: a distance category, not the sport you practise) and surface (On foot, Dryland, Snow). No track: no map, no outing matches it by its start, only typed times.
• Import a GPX: file or URL (a visugpx export link, for example), optional name (taken from the file), discipline, surface; distance computed from the track, which becomes the map.
• Both forms start on “Long” (no leaderboard).
• From an outing: “Save this trail”, on its page (Traces and recaps). Private until shared with a club or made public, from its page; its pace never leaves the kennel.

The list opens from “Trails and times” (Plan), “My trails” (Journal) or “Chronos” (Manage's search).

• List: saved trails first, with their outings and record (an outing never makes two lines); with a connection, trails shared in your clubs and your events (with the kennel that made them, or “An event's trail”), then public ones, whose page carries the track, your outings that follow them and leaderboards (none for an event's trail), never another kennel's pace.
• A saved trail's page: outings, record and progress offline; with a connection, leaderboards (public, one per club) and typed times.
• “Set it for this club”: when “Show my times to the club” is off, the page says so; this link opens the club's Trails tab, where it is set.
• “Log an outing” (with traction) attaches the outing to a trail: offline, yours and the reference trails; with a connection, your clubs'. “New trail”: the owner creates one from the list.