Every student. Every lap. Every lesson.
Give instructors the data to coach and students a record of their progress. TRACK ties every lap to the student, the car and the session it came from.
Driving and racing schools running cohorts, run groups, curriculum and fleet cars.
Simulated demoYour channel shows Fastest laps. Lapping days rank by best lap: no race positions, no race language.
01The problem today
The problem today
- 01
Feedback fades by the next session
Instructors coach from memory, and students forget half of it before they get back in the car.
- 02
Fleet data gets mixed up
Students swap cars, and nobody knows which laps came from which car or setup.
- 03
Progress is a gut feeling
Moving a student up a group depends on who happened to watch them.
02What TRACK gives you
Built for how you run the day.
Run groups on the Today tab
Organize students by group and see who is ready before each session.
App beta · simulated event dataMore →Instructor review
Students share a session with an instructor, who replies with a summary, corner notes and video notes. Sharing is consented and can be stopped.
In the app beta · local-only for nowLap, sector and corner analysis
Lap traces, corner metrics and lap comparison. Braking is labelled inferred when there is no brake sensor.
Built · unit-testedFleet cars in the garage
A multi-car garage with setups, tires and maintenance per car, so each lap is tied to the right car.
In the app betaCurriculum progress
Lesson plans and progress milestones per student, backed by consistency data.
PlannedGraduation-day broadcast
An optional TRACK Live channel for open days, with fastest laps on the tower.
Simulated demoMore →
03Example
Apex Line Driving Academy · Two-day foundation course
Illustrative scenarioIllustrative scenario: a fictional school, 16 students in two cohorts, eight fleet cars, four instructors.
Each fleet car lives in the school’s garage with its own setup and tire record. Students run TRACK on a phone mounted in the car, so every lap is tied to the student and the car.
Between sessions, students send their session to their instructor for review. The instructor drafts notes from the TRACK Engineer’s facts, edits them, and adds corner notes before the next run.
On day two, the graduation session runs on the school’s TV with fastest laps on the tower, and families watch from the classroom.
- ✓Feedback that survives until the next session
- ✓Laps always tied to the right student and car
- ✓Move-up decisions backed by consistency, not memory
- 08:00 · Classroom
Today tab
Run groups and the checklist for the morning. Fleet cars assigned to students.
- 09:00 · Session one
Timing on every car
Students’ laps and sectors are recorded on the phone in each car.
- 10:00 · Debrief
Instructor review
Students share the session; instructors add corner notes and a summary.
- 11:00 · Session two
Coaching from data
Students head out with one or two corners to work on, pinned in their review.
- 15:30 · Graduation run
Broadcast tab
Optional channel on the classroom TV for families, fastest laps only.
- 17:00 · Wrap
Progress
Students keep their laps, reviews and video. Instructors see who is ready to move up.
Club Pro
For schools running recurring courses, fair-use up to 8 events a month. Larger programs fit Enterprise. Indicative early-access pricing, not yet on sale.
Questions organizers ask
Who sees a student’s data?
Students share sessions with an instructor explicitly. Sharing is consented, revocable and logged. Nothing goes to air on a broadcast without the student’s consent.
Does TRACK replace our timing and scoring or transponders?
No. TRACK times laps from each car’s phone or GNSS receiver, with a reported uncertainty per lap. It is built for coaching, broadcast and the participant experience, not as official timing. Keep your transponder system for anything that needs official results.
Does TRACK change how we run safety?
No. TRACK never replaces marshals, flaggers or race control,. Your safety process, briefings and insurance stay exactly as they are. The kill switch takes the broadcast off air instantly if you need it to.