Finding your way around the app

If you're using LapperSnapper as an individual driver, you'll see five main tabs along the bottom. (A Team account — for team owners and staff — has a different four-tab layout: Drivers, Garage, Sessions, Settings.)

The main tabs

• Sessions — your library. Every recorded, downloaded, or imported session lives here, grouped and sortable. Tap a session to analyze it.
• Garage — your vehicles, setup sheets, and tire sets, plus the conditions where you're standing right now.
• Record — live recording with your phone's GPS or a RaceBox, including Drive mode and the live HUD.
• Import — bring data in: scan and download from a MyChron, or pick a file (.xrk, .ubx, .csv, .vbo, .mp4). Your saved devices are managed here too.
• Settings — your profile and account, Backup (cloud sync), Units of Measure, Language, Appearance, and your Subscription.

In a web browser on a wide screen, the same tabs sit in a rail down the left side instead.

Inside a session

Open any session and you get a row of tabs:

• Overview — the summary: laps, best lap, and coaching insights.
• Setup — the session's track conditions, the setup sheet it ran on, the tire set fitted for that session, and Tire check readings for pressures, temperatures, wear, and photos.
• Map — your racing line drawn on the circuit.
• Laps — every lap with its time and sectors.
• Compare — two laps side by side: speed and delta by distance, synced to the map.
• Channels — the data traces: speed, and engine channels like RPM and temperatures if your logger records them.
• Video — your GoPro footage with telemetry overlaid.

A good first route

Open the demo session, look at Overview for the coach's insight, then Compare your best lap against another — that's the core loop of the whole app.