# Find your way around a broadcast

A broadcast page has the map on top and the rest in tabs: what is happening now, the runner's updates, the numbers, the course and the chat.

https://livebib.com/help/broadcast-page

## The bar at the top

- The heart: give the broadcast a heart. The number is how many have.
- The share arrow: share the link, or the pictures and films once the race is over.
- The menu (☰): the board, races, your settings, the language and this help.

## What is in each tab?

- “Live”: the map, where the runner is, the next checkpoint and the expected finish.
- “Updates”: the runner's own posts and photos, and Livebib AI's commentary.
- “Stats”: the route, the elevation profile, pace, weather along the way and the finish estimate over time.
- “About”: the checkpoints and cutoffs, the runner's standing and the course in numbers.
- “Chat”: cheer with everyone else who is watching.

> On a wide screen the tabs are one long page and the chat sits beside it.

## Not started, live, finished

- “Not started”: a countdown to the start, the course and the weather forecast for the start.
- “LIVE”: the runner is on the course and the page updates by itself.
- “Ended”: the result, the whole track, and a replay of the race.
- “Out of the race”: the runner stopped before the finish. The page shows where and when.

## What is a demo?

A broadcast marked “Demo” is a recorded run played back as if it were live, so you can see how a race looks on Livebib at any hour. The chat is read-only there, and you cannot cheer or send messages.