LapSnap connects to the RaceBox Mini and RaceBox Mini S over Bluetooth, sets up recording and downloads your sessions to your phone. You see every lap on a track map with speed, lean angle and your line, and compare laps to find where the time went.
Once connected, LapSnap shows whether the RaceBox has a GPS fix and how much memory is free. From the RaceBox screen you can start recording and change these recording settings:
After your session, connect again, tap Download recorded data and select the session records you want. Choose the track, track condition and vehicle, and LapSnap processes the session once your phone has an internet connection. You can erase the device's memory from the same screen when you no longer need the recordings on it.
LapSnap also creates sessions from RaceBox CSV exports. Tap the plus button, choose to import a file and open the CSV. This is useful for sessions recorded before you installed LapSnap.
LapSnap is used on motorcycles, karts and cars, so the same RaceBox works whatever you drive or ride.
RaceBox Mini and RaceBox Mini S connect over Bluetooth. LapSnap also imports RaceBox CSV exports.
GPS position, lap times and lean angle.
Yes. In LapSnap's RaceBox recording settings, a reduced data rate lets the device record for longer.
Your phone needs both permissions to find a RaceBox over Bluetooth. LapSnap asks for them the first time you connect.