LapperSnapper Garage keeps a driver's vehicle setup, heat changes, live weather, paddock readings and session data together. It works for one driver and one vehicle; no Team account is required.
Save a known setup as a reusable baseline, or begin from the previous setup. The baseline stays intact while each heat records what changed for that outing.
Keep each adjustment and note with the heat where it happened. You get a useful sequence to review without claiming that one change automatically caused the lap-time result.
See fetched live and session weather, including air density, alongside paddock readings you enter manually. They share the workflow as related context; they are not silently merged into one record.
Link the recorded session to the setup evidence, then review the lap data and the changes together. Compare what happened; do not mistake the record for proof of causation.
Return to earlier setups, heats and conditions for the same kart, car or track-day vehicle. The history helps you recover a known starting point instead of rebuilding it from memory.
A parent or paddock helper can work with one driver without a roster, staff role or Team account. Garage follows the vehicle and the work, not an organization chart.
No. One driver and one vehicle can use Garage without a Team account, roster or staff role.
Yes. That is the personal Garage workflow, whether the driver makes the changes or gets help in the paddock.
It can fetch live and session weather, including air density. Tyre pressure, track temperature and other paddock readings can be entered manually beside that context.
A baseline is a reusable known setup. A heat records the setup you started with, what changed and any notes for that outing.
Yes. Link and review the setup with the session that followed so the changes, conditions and lap data stay together.
