Frequently Asked Questions

What data sources do you support?

We support CSV exports from AiM data loggers (Solo 2 DL, MyChron, and other AiM devices). We also accept GPX files from action cameras with GPS — like Insta360 or GoPro.

Speed Angle support is coming soon.

What if I don't have a data logger?

No problem! If you've got an action camera with GPS, you're already recording useful data. We can analyse the GPX file from your camera and give you lap times, zone analysis, and speed traces.

It's not the full picture — without throttle and brake sensors, we can't analyse your inputs — but it's a brilliant starting point for understanding your riding.

How do I export a GPX file from my action camera?

Insta360:

• Open the Insta360 app on your phone
• Select your video clip
• Tap the "..." menu → Export → GPX
• Send us the .gpx file

GoPro:

• Download your video to your computer
• Use the free GoPro Quik desktop app
• Or use a tool like gopro2gpx to extract the GPS data
• Send us the .gpx file

Other cameras: Check your camera's app or software for GPS export options. If you're stuck, get in touch and we'll help you figure it out.

What tracks do you support?

We have zone definitions ready for:

• Phillip Island GP Circuit
• Broadford State Motorcycle Complex

Other Australian tracks available on request — we'll set up zone definitions based on your data.

What's included in a session report?

Every session report includes:

• Lap times and consistency metrics
• Zone-by-zone breakdown (where you're fast, where there's time hiding)
• Comparison to your personal best (if we have reference data)
• Speed traces and key performance metrics
• Vehicle health check (if sensors are connected)

GPX-based reports include lap times, zone analysis, and speed traces — but can't include throttle, brake, or vehicle health data.

What's the difference between a session report and a day report?

Session Report: Analysis of a single session (typically 15-20 minutes of track time).

Day Report: Analysis across multiple sessions from a full track day. Shows your progression throughout the day, identifies your best zones, and spots patterns across sessions.

How long does it take to get my report?

Typically within 24-48 hours of receiving your data. If you need it faster, let us know and we'll do our best.

Do you provide coaching advice?

No. We present the data — you draw the conclusions.

This is a data analysis service, not coaching. We don't tell you what to do differently. We show you what the numbers say, highlight patterns, and let you decide what it means for your riding.

What's included in each tier?

See our Pricing page for full details. In short:

• Pay-per-Report: $30 per session (data logger) or $15 per session (GPX). PB tracking included.
• Season Pass ($99/3 months): Up to 24 session reports, 3 day reports, email queries, community profile.
• Annual ($199/year): Unlimited session reports, 10 day reports, unlimited queries, 1 Teams call included.

Can I upgrade mid-season?

Yes! If you're on a Season Pass and hit your 24-report limit, you can upgrade to Annual for $100 (the difference). You'll get unlimited reports for the rest of the year.

What happens if I exceed my report limit?

On a Season Pass, you can either upgrade to Annual for $100 or pay $30 per additional report.

How is my data stored?

Your data is stored securely and used only for generating your reports and tracking your personal bests. We never share your data without your explicit consent.

Can I be removed from the community page?

Yes. Community profiles are opt-in. If you'd rather not be featured, just let us know and we won't include you. If you're already on there and want to be removed, contact us and we'll take it down.

Do you share data with other riders?

Not without your permission. In future, we may offer anonymous benchmarking (compare your times to others in your category) — but this will always be opt-in and anonymised.