Connecting my local data folder was straightforward. The tool organizes tracks and sessions perfectly. I can compare laps side by side without any hassle. It plays files straight from the disk which is super convenient.
Haven't used Lap Compare yet?
Ask Trustburn
Ask Trustburn about Lap Compare
Post your question publicly — other visitors, and whoever manages this page, can answer. It will be visible on this page.
Want to hear about this company again? Follow it and we’ll email you when a new review appears.
Based on reviews on this page. Verify anything important with the company directly.
5 Reviews
Distance-synced analysis is exactly what I needed. Comparing two laps side by side is seamless.
From the information available, Lap Compare appears to be a specialized utility designed for users who need precise distance-synced telemetry alongside video analysis. The workflow involves pointing the application at a local data folder, which allows for organizing content by track and session. The key feature is the ability to compare any two laps side by side, which suggests a focus on detailed performance breakdown. Signing in with a Google account seems to be the method for keeping tracks, rounds, and analyses in one place. Connecting the local folder ensures that files play straight from the disk, which implies no need for uploading large video files to a cloud server. The auto-import feature scans the folder structure, proposing an organization based on folder names. It is reassuring that only folder names leave the computer during this process. The ability to rescan for changes indicates that the tool handles updates to the local directory structure, ensuring the analysis remains current with the actual files stored on the drive. This local-first approach seems prudent for users with extensive racing data libraries who value privacy and quick access to high-resolution telemetry data.
The core functionality of comparing laps side by side is robust and works well for both sim and real-world racing. However, I remain slightly cautious about the auto-import feature. While the text states only folder names leave the computer, the mechanism for scanning the local folder structure could be clearer regarding exactly what metadata might be transmitted during the initial synchronization process.
Lap Compare delivers exactly what it promises with distance-synced telemetry and video analysis. The ability to organize data by track and session makes comparing two laps side by side incredibly straightforward. Using a Google account keeps everything synchronized efficiently.
Questions & Answers
No questions yet — be the first to ask.
Sign in to post
Your text is saved — you'll come right back to post.
or with email
Don't have an account? Create one
News & Press
No news yet. This is where the business shares its own updates and press.
Photos
No photos yet. Photos shared by reviewers will show up here.
About Lap Compare
Lap Compare is a software tool that provides distance-synced telemetry and video analysis for sim and real-world racing. Users can connect a local data folder containing telemetry and video files, which the platform organizes by track and session. It allows users to compare two laps side by side by selecting sessions as Slot A and Slot B. The service offers automatic import and rescanning features that read folder structures and propose organization based on folder names. Sign-in is handled through Google accounts to keep tracks, rounds, and analysis in one place.
- Website
- 2tenths.com
