Compare laps
Put up to six laps side by side: speed and G-force channels, a G-G plot and a map that shows where time is gained or lost.
The pit wall for your karting endurance team
Each driver's phone times the laps and sends them to one web board. The pit follows the race there, keeps the stints within the rules and calls the driver in. After the race, the team compares laps and replays the event.
- Lap
- 31
- Stint
- 32:15
- Last lap
- 1:02.650
- Delta to best
- +0.169
- Best lap
- 1:02.481
- Pit message
- BOX
- Seen by the driver
From the kart to the pit wall
The driver's phone records, the pit wall follows the race, and the team reviews it together.
1On the kart
25 Hzfrom a RaceBox logger
The app logs GPS and IMU telemetry from a RaceBox logger, or the phone's GPS. Laps and up to eight sectors are timed against your start/finish line, with a live delta to your best lap and a theoretical best lap.
2On the pit wall
1 sbetween live updates
During a team event, each driver sends position, speed, lap and delta to the team. The pit follows it on the web board or in the app, and sends messages back to the driver.
3After the race
6laps side by side
Drivers share the sessions they choose. The web board compares laps and replays the event's uploaded laps, so the team can see where time was gained or lost.
A team board built for the pit wall
Everything the pit needs during an endurance race on one screen, kept up to date by the drivers' phones.
Driver cards
Position, speed, lap, lap time, best lap, delta, sector and battery for each driver, refreshed about once per second.
Messages to drivers
Send BOX, BOX NEXT LAP and other short messages, and see when each driver has acknowledged them.
Stints and driver changes
See who is in the kart and for how long, log driver changes, and get a warning when a stint or a pit stop would break the event's regulations.
Live map
Each driver's position on a map of the circuit, with speed shown in colour.
Team and events
Create a team, invite people by code or Levelap ID and give each one a role: owner, pit, driver or viewer. Set an event's regulations: duration, minimum stops, stint minimum and maximum, and no-pit windows.
Privacy screen
Hide the board in one click when other people can see the screen.
When linked to Apex Timing
Once the team is linked to its Apex Timing entry, the board adds the pit window, real position, an "if I pit now" estimate, pace, rivals, the pit log and the time lost in pits, plus the official standings when the circuit publishes them.
After the race, review it together
Drivers choose which sessions to share with their team. Each lap is shared as a 256-point trace.
Replay the event
Replay an event's uploaded laps at speeds from 1x to 8x.
What leaves the phone, and who sees it
Data belongs to each driver. What a driver shares reaches only their team.
Recorded sessions
- Who sees it:
- Only you
- When:
- They stay on your phone.
Live position, speed, lap and delta
- Who sees it:
- Your team
- When:
- While you drive a team event. During testing this is on by default: switch it off on the screen before you start, and the app remembers that for the event.
Shared sessions, as a 256-point trace per lap
- Who sees it:
- Your team
- When:
- Only when you share a session with the team.
You can delete your account, and your data with it, from the app.
Available today
- Mobile app
- BetaiOS, in beta on TestFlight. Android is not released yet.
- GPS
- A RaceBox logger over Bluetooth (25 Hz), or the phone's GPS.
- Dragy Lite
- BetaExperimental: read over Bluetooth at 10 Hz, without g-forces.
- Circuits
- Any circuit once you set its start/finish line. Karting Campillos and Karting Los Santos are listed first.
- Languages
- English and Spanish.
- Appearance
- Web board: system, light, dark, and high contrast for sunlight. App: dark and light, with a night mode on the dashboards.
Open the pit wall
Sign in with your Levelap account to reach your team's board, sessions and replays.