The lap you
ran, read back
to you.

GPS lap timer · iOS and Android

Records every lap — from the phone you already carry, or a supported Bluetooth GPS receiver — then replays it on the map with speed, G and delta.

Lap replay: the session’s best-lap band above a satellite map with the recorded racing line drawn in green under power and red under braking
Circuits
211 built-in + custom
GPS source
Phone or Bluetooth LE
Storage
On-device only
01 — Overview

A lap time says what.
This says where.

Screenshot device
Lap replay in full: the best-lap band, the recorded racing line on a satellite map with speed and gear callouts, the playback bar, and the speed trace below it Lap replay in full: the best-lap band, the recorded racing line on a satellite map with speed and gear callouts, the playback bar, and the speed trace below it

Every timing app gives you a number. It arrives after the fact, and it never says which corner produced it.

Pole Lap Logger keeps the whole lap — position, speed, longitudinal and lateral G, every line crossing — and hands it back as a racing line coloured by what you were doing, a speed trace, and a delta.

So the question stops being how fast the lap was, and becomes where the tenth went: the entry, the mid-corner, or the exit.

02 — Recording

Built for a glance,
not a stare.

Set everything before you head out; on track the screen only needs a glance. Big, high-contrast numerals. Sector splits land the instant you cross the line — green for your session best, purple for your personal circuit best across every session saved on the device.

The live delta runs against whichever benchmark you chose — your all-time best, or a specific target session you pinned before heading out. In- and out-laps are detected and excluded, so the laps either side of a stop never pollute your times; where the built-in layout carries pit lines, they catch a mid-session return as well.

What it records
Lap, sector and split times · position · speed · longitudinal and lateral G.
Sector timing
As many sector lines as the layout needs, split on crossing.
Live delta
Continuously updated against the benchmark you selected.
Pit aware
In- and out-laps are kept out of your best times; most built-in layouts carry pit lines too.
Resilient
Survives screen-off, backgrounding and a brief receiver dropout.
Screenshot device
Recording in progress: a large running lap time above the purple and session deltas, the best and last sector strips, and the pause and stop buttons Recording in progress: a large running lap time above the purple and session deltas, the best and last sector strips, and the pause and stop buttons
03 — Analysis

Two laps, one map,
one honest answer.

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Comparison view: two laps drawn on a tilted satellite map, each with its speed and gear callouts and its own G-meter, labelled Base and Ref Comparison view: two laps drawn on a tilted satellite map, each with its speed and gear callouts and its own G-meter, labelled Base and Ref

Choose a lap and a lap to chase. The first is your base, the second the reference, and every delta on the page is read from your point of view — negative means you are ahead.

Coloured line
Green under power, red under brakes — painted onto the satellite map at every sample.  MAP
Speed & G
Speed, longitudinal and lateral G on a shared axis; switch the X axis between time and distance.  GRAPH
Rev & gear
Enter the gear ratios, final drive and rev limit once, and the trace shows the gear and rpm you were actually in.  VEHICLE
Replay camera
Flat 2D, or a chase camera that tilts and leans into the corner as the lap plays.  PLAYBACK
04 — Video Overlay

Your lap, drawn
into the video.

Pick the in-car video you shot, on a GoPro or on your phone, and Pole Lap Logger draws the lap into it: lap time, delta, sectors, speed, G and the course map. The result is a new video you can share anywhere. The original stays where it is.

Sync
Line the video up with the session from the GPS that most GoPro models record, from the time the video was shot, or by hand at a moment you choose, such as crossing the start line.
Replay
Open a lap that has a synced video and the video plays with the map and graph, following play, pause and the graph. Choose two or three frames, or a small video window on the map.
Layouts
Broadcast, Minimal, Dashboard and Recording screen. Broadcast is free; the other three come with Premium. With Premium you can also start from any of them, move and resize each gauge, and save up to five layouts of your own.
Export
The whole video, one lap with a few seconds either side, or, with Premium, any range you set. Up to 1080p free, up to 4K with Premium on devices that support it, never larger than the source. Saved to your photo library or gallery.
On your phone
The video is processed on your device and never uploaded — not to us, not to anyone.
Formats
MP4 and MOV in H.264 or HEVC, including GoPro recordings split across several files.

Exported videos carry the Pole Lap Logger name in the corner. Premium can hide it.

05 — Circuit editor

Draw the lines
yourself.

211 official layouts ship with the app. Everything else is yours to build: place the start/finish line on the satellite view, then add sector lines wherever the corners suggest.

Split start and finish lines are supported, so a hillclimb or a point-to-point stage times correctly. Pit lines are not something you draw — they arrive already placed on most built-in layouts, so a circuit of your own is start/finish and sectors. Save the layout once and it behaves exactly like a built-in circuit — including best times, sector ranking and the purple personal circuit best.

See the built-in list→
Screenshot device
The circuit editor: the line markers placed across the track on the satellite view, above the list of lines already placed — one control line and three sector lines The circuit editor: the line markers placed across the track on the satellite view, above the list of lines already placed — one control line and three sector lines

Every line is a segment you drag across the track. Crossing it is what starts, splits or ends a lap.

06 — Also included

The rest of it.

Export

GPX · CSV · NMEA export

Write a session out in the format your other tools already read — the whole track, not a summary.

Benchmark

Target session

Pin one session as the benchmark and chase that, instead of an all-time ghost set in better conditions.

  • Landscape split

    Lay the phone down and the layout splits left/right in the direction you physically turned it.

  • Open-with import

    A session file shared by a friend opens straight into your history from the share sheet.

  • Background recording

    The session keeps running with the screen off and the app in the background.

  • Five languages

    English, 日本語, Français, Português and Español — switchable independently of the phone’s own language.

07 — Hardware & data

Start with the
phone you have.

Nothing to buy before your first session: the app records from the phone’s own GPS. When you want the numbers sharper, it speaks each supported receiver’s native Bluetooth LE protocol directly — no adapter, no desktop step, no proprietary dongle.

Nothing is uploaded
Sessions, laps and track points live in the app’s database on your phone. Videos are processed on the phone and never uploaded.
No account, ever
There is nothing to sign up for, because there is no server of ours to sign into.
Yours to take
Nothing locks your sessions in. Export them in full — leaving is always possible.
No ads, no tracking
The app is paid for by the people who use it — never by selling your attention or your data. Anonymous usage measurement is opt-in, and stays off until you say yes.
Screenshot device
The GPS source list, with “This Phone (Device GPS)” at the top and the four supported Bluetooth receivers below it The GPS source list, with “This Phone (Device GPS)” at the top and the four supported Bluetooth receivers below it

Two ways to record

Phone GPS
Position about once a second. Laps, sectors, the line and the delta all work; expect a lap time to sit within about a tenth to three tenths of a second of what a logger would have read.
Bluetooth LE receiver
Position ten to twenty-five times a second. A finer line, tighter sector splits, and a delta that answers the moment you lift.

Supported receivers · all Bluetooth LE

RaceBox Mini / Mini S / Micro
Native binary
Qstarz BL-1000GT
Native binary
Columbus P-9 Race
NMEA 0183
DigSpice III
Native binary
Full receiver list→
08 — Circuits

211 layouts,
ready to run.

Every built-in layout arrives with its start/finish line already placed, and nearly all of them with sector and pit lines too. The list keeps growing. Anything not listed you draw in a few minutes — and it works identically.

Full circuit list→
Screenshot device
The circuit list, with the favourites section at the top and the built-in layouts grouped by country The circuit list, with the favourites section at the top and the built-in layouts grouped by country

Built in, ready to run

Belgium

Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps

—

Italy

Autodromo Nazionale Monza

—

United Kingdom

Silverstone

Grand Prix (International Pits) · Grand Prix (National Pits) · International · National · Stowe Circuit

Japan

Suzuka Circuit

East · International Racing · South Course

France

Le Mans

24 Hours (3 sectors) · 24 Hours (9 zones) · Bugatti · Indy-Kart Circuit · Karting Alain Prost Circuit · Karting International Circuit

Austria

Red Bull Ring

Full · Kart Track · South

Brazil

Autódromo José Carlos Pace

Interlagos (Kartódromo Ayrton Senna) · Interlagos (Racing Track)

Full circuit list +190 layouts
09 — Pricing

Free to run.
Paid to keep.

Recording and analysis are never limited, and Video Overlay is free with one layout and exports up to 1080p. Premium removes the cap on how many sessions you keep on the device, and adds every Video Overlay layout and your own layouts, exports up to 4K, custom export ranges, the reference lap’s video, the options for session info, lap confirmation, the scrolling graph and the gauges, and a switch to hide the watermark. Features added later may also be part of Premium.

Free
$0Always
  • Full recording & analysis
  • Keep up to 3 sessions
  • All circuits, including your own
  • GPX · CSV · NMEA export
  • Video Overlay: one layout, up to 1080p
  • No ads, ever
Premium
$2.99/ year
YearlyMonthly
US$2.99$1.49
Japan¥500¥200
  • Unlimited saved sessions
  • Every Video Overlay layout and option, up to 4K
  • Cancel any time
Lifetime
$19.99once
Once
US$19.99
Japan¥3,000
  • Unlimited saved sessions
  • Every Video Overlay layout and option, up to 4K
  • Restores on the store you bought it from

On the way

One thing is being built. It has no date, and whether it ends up in Premium or in the free version is not settled yet.

  • Apple CarPlay and Android Auto support.

Prices vary by storefront. The USD and JPY prices above are reference prices; your store displays the price that applies to you. A purchase stays with the store you bought it from — it restores on that store account, and does not transfer between iOS and Android.

Available now

Go and find
the tenth.

Your first session needs nothing you do not already own — the phone is enough to start. Pole Lap Logger is on the App Store and Google Play.

Screenshot device
The home screen, with the vehicle, the GPS logger status, the circuit picker, the session memo field and the start button The home screen, with the vehicle, the GPS logger status, the circuit picker, the session memo field and the start button