Point your phone or tablet at the start/finish line. Club Laps uses computer vision to detect and time every lap automatically.
Draw the detection zone, set your minimum lap time, and go. No hardware, no transponders, no drilling holes in your bodies.
Mini-Z, 1/10, 1/8, trucks, buggies, crawlers—plus slot cars, FPV whoops and drones, even go-karts.
Hear every lap time called out as you drive. Haptic feedback and sound effects keep you focused on the track, not the screen.
Every layout keeps its all-time lap record and separate Fast Lap and Race Time boards, so friends and family can chase each other's times.
Bumped the phone or got a double trigger? Merge or trim the phantom lap with a live preview. Undo brings the original race back anytime.
Consistency score, best 3 and 5 consecutive laps, lap-time chart, and per-layout driver stats across every driver, car, and track.
Jot down track conditions and setup changes on any session. All your lap data is yours—export it anytime to share or analyze.
Mount your phone or tablet with a view of the start/finish line.
Takes 5 seconds. Draw the line where your car crosses.
Laps are timed automatically. Hear announcements in real-time.
Check your best lap, consistency, and session history.
Lap records for every layout
Fast Lap and Race Time leaderboards
Consistency score and lap chart
Thanks so much for creating this app. I’ve been looking for a way to get rough lap times while I work on setups during practice and this does the job great. No IR transponders. No drilling holes in the car bodies. Fantastic!
Does exactly what you expect from it. And does it well. Fantastic feature sets and reliable detection of lap times for time trial with friends and family.
No hardware to install, no bulky laptop next to the track. I got an older iPad for it, put it on a small tablet stand beside the track and hooked it up to a projector—so all the readouts are big and in colour on the wall. Wonderful.
"Tired of expensive timing systems? So was I. Club Laps brings professional lap timing to everyone with a phone—whether you're at the track or running practice sessions in your basement."