• I2M dashboard files (.dat) can now be imported. • PZ Racing files (.ses) can now be imported. • The lap list marks in green the sectors a lap gave to the day's theoretical best. • Downloading a RaceBox again no longer adds the same session twice. • Adding a track no longer stops you sharing laps on it.

• A first generation AiM Solo imports through its Race Studio 2 CSV export. • The racing line shows how hard you brake and accelerate, not only where. Tap ? for the key. • Lap Legend, Racelogic and RaceChrono files keep their laps. • After a RaceBox import the app offers to erase the box. Off in Settings.

Racelogic files import with their laps. Car and kart sessions show brake pressure, RPM and gear in the replay. The racing line has been completely revised. Inside a braking zone or an acceleration the line now carries a lighter or darker shade: a brake you eased off halfway, or a throttle you lifted on a chicane exit, shows as a lighter block where it happened. Flat out at top speed reads light green instead of yellow. The speed graph under the map carries the same shades, so the line and the graph tell one story. Lap Legend files import with their laps. Open a Lap Legend export, VBO or CSV, like any other file and the laps, the track and the ride date come in with it. A Nordschleife lap is timed bridge to gantry. A lap there starts and ends in two different places, so a session at the Nordschleife came in with no lap at all, however fast you went. Pushlapp now times it the way the Nordschleife has always been timed, from the bridge to the gantry. The Coaching Insights headline follows the day. The line on the track day card used to stay on the first session's conclusion, however many sessions came after it. It now updates whenever the day's sessions change, with no extra generation. A track you contributed can be shared again once it ships.

RaceBox over Bluetooth. Lay your RaceBox Mini S or Micro next to your iPhone, tap Search, and your recordings download straight from the box. No export, no file to move. Sessions land while the transfer runs, a second download only brings what is new, and the laps are cut on the line your RaceBox timed on, so they read the same times as in the RaceBox app. Start and stop a recording from Pushlapp with the settings on the box; a security code is remembered per box. Settings stay in the RaceBox app, and importing a .vbo or .csv file keeps working for every RaceBox. RaceChrono Pro and Dragy files come in as your own sessions. Export the session as VBO, from RaceChrono or from the Dragy Lap app, and open it in Pushlapp: laps, sectors, replay, ghost and leaderboards, like any other session. A RaceChrono file keeps the lap times from the start line saved inside it. A Dragy file has no line, so it is timed on the Pushlapp line for that track, or on a line you place on your own lap. The AiM EVO5 is on the list now too: it connects over WiFi like a Solo 2, and you import its files the same way. Track data updates by itself. New tracks and renamed layouts now reach the app on their own: a quiet check once a day, a small download, applied the next time you open the app. No app update needed for a track change any more, and everything keeps working offline as before. A RaceBox that loses its connection says so, instead of failing on the next tap. A Micro shows the volts feeding it instead of a wrong battery level, and an empty box says its memory is empty. A logger with an unset clock no longer files your ride in 2047. Early Solo 2 loggers connect now. Some first generation units carry an older WiFi module that turned the app away, no matter how often you tried. Pushlapp now introduces itself the way those units expect, and they connect in seconds. Downloads from them run about three times faster, and the download list names your track more reliably. Reference laps from any timer. A coach's lap now comes in from any file the app reads: AiM, RaceBox, RaceChrono, Dragy or Starlane. A file with no lap markers is cut on the line your own logger timed at that track. Thanks to the racers who help shape this app.

Bring your sessions in from files. An AiM .xrz or .xrk, a RaceBox .vbo or .csv, or a Starlane CSV export now becomes a full session of your own: laps, sectors, your racing line on the map, speed, lean and g-forces, a ghost to chase, coaching insights and the leaderboards. Open the file from Files or AirDrop, or tap Import on the Download tab. Riding with a RaceBox? Importing files works today. Downloading straight from the box over Bluetooth is being tested by racers right now and arrives in an upcoming update. Notes under every session. One text box below the lap list for setup, feel and what to try next. Private to your account and synced between your devices. Your theoretical best lap is free now. Open it on the track day and in the session, with the map and every telemetry tile. It is also measured more precisely: your four sectors now add up to exactly the lap time on your timer. Your lap timer is found even on a changed address. If you moved your AiM off 10.0.0.1 because it clashed with your home network, the app now finds it at its new address. Older first generation Solo 2 loggers connect reliably now, and the AiM MXS 1.3 is named on the download screen. On loggers wired to a race ECU, throttle now shows the grip you twist instead of the butterfly the ECU opened, and RPM appears for loggers that were showing none. Another racer's profile now shows what they drive and everything they shared, one card per circuit. And signing out on one phone no longer signs you out on your other devices.

You can now create your account and sign in with Google. Also almost 1.000 new tracks across the world haven been added. Coaching Insights now use your own units and name the right day. We improved our track matching algorithm. Sessions already on your phone update themselves the first time you open this version.

New tracks in the US and Europe. Sessions already on your phone are rechecked against the track database when you open this version. Track still missing? Open the track day and tap Add this track.

This update improves accessibility and adds even more track to the database.

Small improvements to make the app even smoother.

The subscription screen now shows the current launch offer exactly as the App Store charges it. Your plan now follows your account on every device. Small fixes.