Coach from data, not memory.
Students share their sessions with you. You review laps, corners and video, then send notes that stick until the next time they drive.
Freelance instructors and driver coaches who review students’ laps between sessions and events.
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
Coaching in a noisy paddock
You have ten minutes between sessions and a student who remembers the lap differently than you saw it.
- 02
Notes get lost
Feedback lives in texts and voice memos, and the next event starts from zero.
- 03
No proof of progress
Students want to know they are improving, and you want to show them where.
02What TRACK gives you
Built for how you run the day.
Student sharing
Students send a session to you from their report. Sharing is consented and they can stop it at any time.
In the app beta · local-only for nowReview desk
A requests queue and a desk with the session, the Engineer’s findings, an editable summary, corner notes and video notes.
In the app betaDraft from measured facts
Start your review from the TRACK Engineer’s findings, then edit it in your own voice. Estimates stay labelled.
In the app betaNotes on corners
Pin notes to corners and laps, so the next session starts where the last one ended.
In the app betaHead-to-head traces
Overlay a student’s speed trace against yours or their best, corner by corner.
Comparison built · cross-driver in developmentYour coaching profile
Name, headline, bio and priced services. Payments are not taken in early access.
In the app beta · payments coming soon
03Example
Independent coach · Cascade Ridge Fall Classic HPDE
Illustrative scenarioIllustrative scenario: a fictional freelance coach with five students at a fictional club’s lapping day.
Before the event, the coach sets up a profile and services in the instructor workspace. Students pick the coach from their session report and share their first session.
Between sessions, the coach opens the review desk, drafts from the Engineer’s findings, and pins one note to turn three and one to the final corner. The student reads it in the paddock before going back out.
After the event, every review stays with the student, so the next coaching day picks up where this one ended.
- ✓Feedback students can reread before the next session
- ✓Reviews grounded in measured laps, not memory
- ✓Progress you can point to across events
- 07:30 · Arrival
Instructor workspace
Check the requests queue and your students’ run groups.
- 09:00 · Session one
Students drive
Each student’s phone records laps, sectors and video.
- 09:30 · Review
Review desk
Draft from the Engineer’s findings, pin corner notes and deliver.
- 10:30 · Session two
One thing to work on
Students head out with a corner note fresh in mind.
- 14:00 · Afternoon
Compare
Compare the afternoon laps to the morning on the same layout.
- 17:00 · Wrap
Reviews stay
Students keep every review. You keep a record of their progress.
Instructor/Team
Multi-driver review, student sharing and instructor notes. Everything is unlocked during early access. Indicative early-access pricing, not yet on sale.
Questions organizers ask
Can I see a student’s data without asking?
No. Students share sessions with you explicitly, and they can stop sharing at any time. Access is logged.
Does the AI write my feedback for me?
It drafts from measured facts, with braking labelled inferred when there is no brake sensor. You edit and decide what to send. It never invents sensor data.
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.