Who it’s for
Built for the whole paddock.
From your first track day to running a season, here’s what TRACK does for each of you. Every panel below is interactive and uses demo data.
Find the time you’re leaving on track.
Free timing, offline
Lap and sector timing, recording and a dual-device HUD are free and work with no signal.
Video that lines up
Onboard video synchronized to telemetry, with an overlay that only shows what was measured.
Coaching with receipts
The Engineer cites every number it uses, labels estimates and never invents sensor data.
The right classification for your event
Track days rank fastest laps, with no race positions. Time attack shows class results; wheel-to-wheel races get positions and intervals.
- 1SIL#31SB2:06.010
- 2LAU#64+0.096
- 3HAD#12+1.923
- 4NOV#3NO TIME
Coach from data, not memory.
Student sharing
Students share sessions with you explicitly. Access is revocable and logged.
Head-to-head traces
Overlay speed traces, compare corner by corner, and point at the exact metre where time went.
Notes that stick
Pin instructor notes to corners and laps so the next session starts where the last one ended.
Run the day. Let TRACK run the screens.
One link to join
Participants join from an invite link or QR code and consent to what they share.
Adapts to your event format
HPDE and track days get a fastest-laps board; sanctioned races get positions, intervals and LAP n / total. Graphics, language and commentary switch with it.
Your event, on TV
TRACK Live combines every car into one channel for the venue screen, a share link and the app. The director works behind the scenes; you keep the kill switch. Simulated today, video in development.
Built for the timing desk
Switch the app to your organization and the driver’s tabs become Today, Entrants, Broadcast and Media, laid out for an iPad.
- 1Create the event
- 2Share the invite link
- 3Drivers opt in
Your circuit, on every screen in the paddock.
Venue displays
The TRACK Live channel, with its timing tower and graphics, on paddock and hospitality screens via Apple TV or HDMI.
Atlas with provenance
Layouts and configurations with source and revision history. Corrections are proposed and reviewed, never silently changed.
Connectivity first
Ten onboard feeds need about 20 Mbps of venue uplink. We survey before we promise.
A season’s worth of data, in one place.
Branded event pages
Schedules, entry lists and results under your club’s name.
HPDE club or racing series
One platform for both: fastest-laps classification for lapping days, full race order with intervals for sanctioned rounds.
Fair comparisons
Laps are compared on the same layout, in similar conditions and comparable classes.
Community, opt-in
Members choose what to share. Achievements reward consistency and progress, not risk.
- YouFull · Dry · Street2:06.010
- Member AFull · Dry · Street2:05.442
Every student. Every lap. Every lesson.
Cohorts & run groups
Organize students by group and see who’s ready to move up, backed by consistency data.
Fleet cars
Multi-car garage with setups and maintenance per car, so a student’s laps are always tied to the right car.
Branded broadcast
Optional TRACK Live output for graduation days and open events.
- Student 10.62 s
- Student 21.84 s
- Student 30.91 s
- Student 42.60 s
- Student 51.12 s
2 of 5 ready to move up. Instructors make the call; the data backs it up.
Bytes in. Trusted values out.
Protocol engines
Byte-in/byte-out protocol engines run against emulators in CI and against your device in the field.
Honest compatibility
Per-device status and measured sample rates in the app. Untested means labelled untested.
Read-only, always
No ECU writes. Channels are user-mapped with units and provenance.
Standard OBD-II mode 01 decoding, run against an emulator that speaks the real wire protocol. Specific adapters need field validation; that’s where partners come in.