Every lap you have driven, in one place.
Bring the files you already have, from the logger you already own. They are timed in your browser before you sign up. Free for racers, permanently — no tier, no export limit, no watermark.
Every outing, timed the same way and kept.
- Where the time went — the lap on the circuit, coloured by speed, with a ribbon showing where you gained and lost, imported laps included.
- Your best, from any day — put a lap beside your best at this circuit from another outing, or beside a friend’s where they have shared it with you.
- Rolling best and consistency — the quickest lap-length stretch you drove, and how close your laps were to each other.
- A picture when you share — a public outing’s link previews with your name, your best and the circuit’s outline.
- Your number, your colours — how you appear in every tower and on every map.
- A code for your car — a QR from your profile that opens your Apex page, keeps working if you change your handle, and checks you out a device at a venue’s desk.
Today · 14 laps1:04.612
Today · 11 laps1:05.108
Today · 6 laps1:06.940
From a RaceBox, through the Apex Android app.
A RaceBox Mini or Mini S streams to the app over Bluetooth while you drive, and each lap is timed as you cross the line — at an organised day, on the venue’s screen too. Recording starts only inside a circuit a venue has placed on Apex.
Ask us for the Android app: it is not in the Play Store yet, so this opens a mail to support@apexracetiming.com, and a person answers it. What the app needs, and how installing it goes.
The times are the venue’s record. The trace is yours.
Sharing is chosen per outing, not once for your whole account: private, friends, or public. A venue running the day sees the lap times it needs to run the day. Where you actually went — the line you took, the metre-by-metre trace — is a separate thing, and it stays yours unless you say otherwise.
If you ask us to erase you, the trace goes and the lap times stay. A club’s record of what happened at its own event is not ours to delete, and it does not need your name attached to remain true.
Ranked against comparable measurements, or not at all.
A phone at 5 Hz and a 25 Hz logger do not measure the same lap the same way, and the difference is wider than the gap between first and third at most club events. So there are two boards, and yours says which one it is and why. Nobody is quietly beaten by somebody with a better receiver.
How it works has the measured numbers.