LEARN TRACKMATEPRO
Step-by-step guides to help you log sessions, analyse your performance, and make the most of TrackMatePro.
Getting Started
Set up your profile, add your first bike, create tracks, and log your first track day in 5 minutes.
- Creating your account and profile
- Adding bikes to your garage
- Setting up tracks from the database (or creating custom tracks)
- Logging your first track day and selecting a track
- Understanding the dashboard
Track Setup & Configuration
Save track-specific setups and manage suspension, gearing, and tyre pressure per circuit.
- Creating a new track in the library
- Logging suspension settings (front/rear)
- Saving gearing configurations
- Managing track-specific setups by conditions (dry/damp/wet)
Session & Lap Logging
Record sessions, add laps, and track performance metrics like lap times and top speed.
- Starting a new track day
- Adding multiple sessions per day
- Logging individual laps with times
- Recording tyre pressures and ambient temperature
- Adding session notes and observations
Importing Telemetry Data
Import lap data from RaceBox, RaceChrono, and SpeedAngle for advanced analysis.
- Exporting data from your device (RaceBox/RaceChrono/SpeedAngle)
- Importing CSV SA and TXT files
- Merging imported laps with manual entries
- Accessing extracted G-force and GPS data
Analysing Your Performance
View trends, compare sessions, and understand your improvement over time.
- Viewing lap time trends across track days
- Comparing best vs. average lap times
- Filtering by track, bike, and date range
- Exporting lap reports as PDF
Using AI Analytics (Premium)
Get personalised coaching insights powered by AI analysis of your track data.
- Selecting a season or timeframe for analysis
- Requesting AI coaching recommendations
- Understanding strengths and improvement areas
- Exporting AI reports as PDF
- Accessing G-force and racing line data
QUICK TIPS
How do I add a bike to my garage?
Go to the Maintenance tab, click 'Add Bike', enter your bike's make, model, and year, then save.
Can I import lap data from my RaceBox?
Yes. Export your .csv file from RaceBox, then upload it when creating or editing a track day. Your lap times, speeds, and G-force data will be automatically extracted.
How do I compare sessions?
Go to Analytics > Session Comparison, select your track and bike, then choose the sessions you want to compare side-by-side.
What's a 'heat cycle' for tyres?
Each time you use slick tyres on track, that counts as one heat cycle. Most manufacturers recommend 7 cycles max. TrackMatePro automatically counts them.
How do I export a lap report?
Click on a track day, then click the 'Export PDF' button to download a full lap report including lap times, setup, and session details.
Does TrackMatePro work offline?
Yes! You can log sessions offline. They'll sync automatically when you have internet. Install it to your home screen for full offline access.