Version 1.4 — External GPS and 14 new circuits EXTERNAL GPS RECEIVERS Trakio now records from a Bluetooth GPS receiver instead of the phone. Pair a Qstarz BL-1000GT or BL-818GT, or a RaceBox Mini, Mini S or Micro, and your laps are timed from a 10-25Hz stream rather than the roughly 1Hz your phone provides. Crossings land where you actually crossed, sector splits hold up, and the trace on the map follows the line you really drove. - Scan and pair from Menu > External GPS - Device battery and GPS lock in the session checklist before you roll out - Plain-language prompts when Bluetooth is off or permission was denied - No device? Nothing changes. Phone GPS recording works exactly as before. 14 NEW CIRCUITS, 18 NEW LAYOUTS Europe - Spa-Francorchamps - Nurburgring: GP Strecke, Nordschleife Full, Nordschleife BTG - Zandvoort - Hockenheimring - Bilster Berg - Oschersleben - Brands Hatch (GP and Indy) - Donington Park (GP and National) - Oulton Park International - Snetterton 300 - Cadwell Park Japan - Autopolis Taiwan - Lihpao International - PenBay International POINT-TO-POINT TIMING Some runs do not end where they start. Timing now handles layouts with a separate start and finish line, so the Nordschleife Bridge-to-Gantry run is timed properly from bridge to gantry instead of being forced into a lap. FIND YOUR CIRCUIT FASTER - Search in English or Japanese, including circuit names written either way - Filter by country, or show only your favorites - Sort by distance from you, or alphabetically - Star any circuit to pin it to your Favorites - Circuit cards rebuilt around the track outline, so you recognise a track by its shape TRACK OUTLINES EVERYWHERE Every circuit now draws its real shape on the map and on its card, rather than a generic marker. FIXES - Timing lines are now detected at low speed, so a slow in-lap or a cool-down crossing is no longer missed - Corrected Qstarz accuracy and battery readings after validation against real device data - Menu and circuit translation fixes in Japanese

Requested Suzuka Twin Circuit layouts are now available: Full Course and G Course. Track layout names now appear wherever they matter—including track selection, live recording, session history and details, leaderboards, shared images, X posts, and PDF exports. Leaderboard sharing is easier: after recording a personal best, Trakio can offer to publish it. Existing shared times are recognized, so you won’t be asked to share the same result again. Fixes and polish.

Version 1.3.1 adds four requested Japanese circuits: • Nanporo Kartland — Hokkaido • Honjo Circuit — Saitama • Narita MotorLand — Chiba • Nasu Motor Sport Land — Tochigi Japanese circuit names, locations, and layouts are now displayed throughout Trakio, including recording, session history, sharing, and PDF exports. Search supports both Japanese names and romaji. We’ve also added in-app update notices, making future releases and newly added circuits easier to discover.

Introducing Trakio Pro • Unlimited saved sessions • Lap-time sheet exports as PDF and CSV • Yearly or one-time lifetime purchase — prices shown in the app The free plan keeps up to 3 recorded sessions, and sharing your lap results with friends stays free. Downloaded Trakio before this update? You get Pro free, forever — thank you for being an early user. Also in this release • Track requests: can't find your circuit? Request it right from the app and we'll add it. • Fixed lap line rendering, so your driven line draws cleanly on the track map.

improve timing, and laps line display. add error message when bad gps.

This update brings a bigger sharing and discovery release to Trakio. - New global track leaderboards - Share your best lap and see how you rank against other drivers on each circuit - View podium spots, ranking gaps, and your current position - New Instagram Story template - Share your laps with a refreshed story layout built for cleaner posting - New share post support for other apps - You can now share your post media beyond Instagram, including apps like X - New startup landing page - Trakio now opens with a new landing experience on launch This release focuses on making your sessions easier to share and your fastest laps easier to compare.

- Switched to Google map for track rendering. - Improve race line accuracy.