The Raw Data Problem
Data Logging Tells You What Happened.
44+ channels. Thousands of data points. Entry speed varies lap to lap, apex position scatters through every sweeper. You leave the track with the same questions you arrived with.
Track Coaching. In Your Hands.
Your laps, turned into a clear plan. See where the time changed. Know what to check next.
Start free with your first motorcycle track session.
T5 entry speed varied ±8.2% across 10 laps.
The Raw Data Problem
44+ channels. Thousands of data points. Entry speed varies lap to lap, apex position scatters through every sweeper. You leave the track with the same questions you arrived with.
The LapBrain Approach
See where the time changed, which patterns held across laps, and the data behind each suggestion:
The Output
Start with what went well, then see where the time changed and which laps and channels put a priority on the list.
→ On lap 7 your braking point held within 2m. The brake channel sits beside your line.
→ Lap 4 held the tightest apex group. Put it beside your line through T3.
→ The brake and throttle channels sit beside your line through both apexes.
How It Works
Sync in the paddock, or bring a file. LapBrain does the sorting so you can spend your time on the riding.
Sync an AiM Solo 2, Solo 2 DL, or RaceBox from the app before you leave the paddock. Or bring an AiM, MoTeC, or RaceBox VBO file from any browser.
LapBrain finds the track, lines up your laps, and breaks each corner into useful phases.
You get a short list of things worth checking, with the laps and channels behind each one. Each bike's performance stays separate.
Without vs With
Without LapBrain
With LapBrain
The App
Session finished. Sync before you pack up. Most sessions finish processing in 30–60 seconds.
A personal best gets its moment. Then you get a ranked set of focus items, with each item's laps, measurements, and any measured time difference there to inspect.
Your line and the comparison line are colored by delta. Turn labels keep you oriented, and sector times show where the gap between them changed.
Every focus item opens onto the laps it came from, the measurement behind it, and the comparison to look at before your next session.
Consistency charts show how closely your braking, apex, and exit measurements grouped across the laps you selected.
See how your best laps change across days and events, then open the corners where the measured time changed.
Your Laps. Evidence Attached.
Direct Support
Questions, feedback, and track requests come straight to me. Send a note through the Help Center and I'll take a look.
The Standard
Every coaching claim stays tied to laps and channels you can inspect. When the data cannot establish the cause, LapBrain says so. Serious performance work starts with measurements you can check.
Compatible Hardware
Sync an AiM Solo 2, Solo 2 DL, or RaceBox straight from the app, or bring a file without converting it. LapBrain recognizes the source and gets the session ready to analyze.
WiFi sync • .xrk • .xrz
Solo 2 and Solo 2 DL. Sync over the data logger’s own WiFi from the app, or bring the original XRK/XRZ file.
.ld
Bring the original LD file for lap times, maps, and corner analysis when GPS is present.
Bluetooth sync • .vbo
Sync recorded outings straight from a RaceBox Mini S or Micro in the LapBrain app, or bring a VBO file downloaded from the RaceBox web app.
Start Free
The Free plan keeps every session you bring viewable. Pro unlocks deeper analysis: measured changes, the laps behind them, and what to work on next.
Bring your own telemetry, review it, and organize it without a history cap.
Go past what happened: see the evidence, the pattern, and what to review next.
One session, fully unlocked. Free riders get a Pro session pass every 30 days.
Questions
The app syncs straight from AiM Solo 2 and Solo 2 DL data loggers over WiFi, and from RaceBox Mini S and Micro over Bluetooth. You can also bring an AiM XRK/XRZ, MoTeC LD, or RaceBox VBO file from any browser. See the Help Center for the current setup steps and channel requirements.
LapBrain identifies the track from your GPS automatically. If a circuit is missing, the session still appears under Other Sessions as Unknown Track. Send me its name and location through the Help Center and I will take a look.
Most sessions are fully processed in 30–60 seconds. Lap times arrive first, followed by corner-by-corner coaching when the full analysis completes.
Your telemetry data is yours. LapBrain does not sell it or share your individual sessions. Pace percentiles and peer comparisons are built from anonymous, aggregated benchmarks, so you're measured against the field without anyone seeing whose laps are whose — and you can opt out of peer benchmarking at any time.
Pulling a session off your data logger needs no signal — the app talks to the device directly. Processing happens in the cloud, so the upload does need a connection, and it waits and resumes when signal returns. Sync in the paddock, review once you're back online.
LapBrain ranks a short list of focus items and keeps each suggestion beside the laps and channels behind it. Brake or throttle wording appears only when your data logger recorded that channel. An on-pace lap can be a useful reference; it is not automatically a safe target.
You can add your street-riding background to your profile. LapBrain uses it to make the debrief wording more relevant while keeping the findings tied to measurements from your track session. Use qualified instruction when you turn those measurements into a technique change.
Next Session
Start free with your first motorcycle track session.