Agility
Place and number obstacles, the dog’s path grows as a curve, checked against VDH and FCI.
- VDH rules 2026
- A0 to A3, Jumping
- FCI regulations
For handlers and judges alike: to scale on the field, the running path draws itself as you set up, the check knows the regulations, and the finished plan goes up at the ring as a PDF. For Rally Obedience, Hoopers and Agility, with one account for all.
The course helper with your own assistant dog. Vanja gives you ideas or sets whole courses that meet the regulations, for Rally Obedience, Hoopers and Agility alike.
Free while the beta lasts. No payment details needed.
Each sport has its own editor, with its own library and its own regulations. Account, folders and printouts are shared.
Place and number obstacles, the dog’s path grows as a curve, checked against VDH and FCI.
Place the obstacles, the curve of the path follows, checked against the rules.
Place the signs, the running path follows, checked against VDH and FCI.
The 2D walkthrough shows handler and dog on the plan: the path draws itself, figures are walked out, and length and time appear at the end. For Rally Obedience, Hoopers and Agility.
70.7 mabout 1:55 with 4 s per stationmax. time 4:00
A course is rarely the first one. The planner takes over what repeats: move whole groups at once, take your last plan as a template, print a whole folder in one go.
Hold Shift and drag a frame around a group. It moves, turns and goes away together; figures, additional signs and markings come along, and the running path is worked out again afterwards. One move is one undo step. Works for signs and Hoopers obstacles alike.
How:ShiftDragor the “Select” button, on a tablet also press and hold, then drag
Duplicate makes a copy with the same field, the same figures and the same running path. In Rally Obedience straight into another VDH level, too: signs that do not exist there stay as placeholders (“was 2-201”), and when you replace them the planner suggests signs with the same direction. A preview shows beforehand what changes.
How:“Duplicate” button in the course list and in the editor
For trial day or a week of training: one button on the folder and every course is in a single file. A cover sheet first, then one sheet per course with its sign list, and at the end the material list that adds up what has to go on the field, for one to four rings.
How:“As PDF” button on the folder. Folders are part of the full plan after the beta.
Drag a sign from the palette onto a placed one or press E: position, number and running path stay, only the sign changes.
How:E
Turn, replace, side of the running path, delete, and on empty ground “insert sign here”. On a tablet, press and hold.
How:Right-click
One move is one step, even if the sign travelled eight metres. Went back too far? Redo brings it back.
How:CtrlZCtrlY
Arrow keys nudge by 1 cm, with Shift by 10 cm. While dragging, signs snap into line with their neighbours.
How:Arrow keyShiftArrow key
Helpers, competitors or fellow judges see the course without an account, read-only, on a phone too. You can revoke the link at any time.
How:“Share” button in the editor
A question mark opens the overview of all keys and mouse moves, in both editors.
How:?
Rally Obedience, Hoopers and Agility in the same club, several trainers, one training ground: with the club plan you plan together, in folders that belong to everyone.
The club manager sends a link, by WhatsApp for instance. Whoever opens it signs in or creates an account and joins with one click.
Every member can create club folders and edit the courses in them. Each course shows who worked on it last.
A trainer who leaves takes their courses along. The club folder keeps a copy of each that the club can go on editing.
€120 a year plannedfor 5 accounts, the manager included. That is €2 per account and month, for several sports.
Ask for the club planWe set up your club by hand and send you an invoice.
Everything is free during the beta, no payment details. After that there will be three tiers. What you create until then stays yours.
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Stop paying and you lose nothing: all courses stay visible and can be exported.
No. The Hundesport-Parcourshelfer runs in the browser, best on a computer or tablet. On a phone you can view and even edit a plan, there is just little room.
Rally Obedience under the VDH, levels B, 1, 2, 3 and S, each in the edition up to the end of 2026 and from 2027, plus the FCI regulations 2024. Hoopers under the VDH regulations 01/2023, levels 1 to 3. Agility and Jumping under the FCI Agility Regulations and the VDH Agility rules 2026.
No. It finds what can be worked out from the regulations: permitted signs, required exercises, distances, sequences. The regulations remain authoritative, and the judge has the final word.
Not so far. Vanja searches by fixed rules for a course that fits the level and picks the best candidate. Every suggestion can be checked in the editor afterwards. We are considering giving Vanja an AI later on.
On servers in the EU. No advertising, no tracking and no analytics cookies, only the cookies that signing in needs. You can delete your account yourself at any time.
Yes. Folders and single courses can be made public; other users then see them read-only and can export them.
Write to us through the contact form and tell us who should manage the club. We set the club up, the manager gets the invite link and passes it on to up to four trainers. Courses still belong to whoever created them.
Create an account, pick a level, get going.