Devices & Importing Data

Connect your MyChron, RaceBox, GoPro, or phone GPS and get sessions into the app.

Share a session file to LapperSnapper from another app

On Android you don't have to open LapperSnapper and hunt for a file. Share it from Files, Google Drive, email, or a chat app and it goes straight into the app —

Last updated Sep 25, 2026

Which devices work with LapperSnapper?

LapperSnapper treats four device families as first-class sources. Every one of them feeds the same analysis engine. Supported sources AiM MyChron 6 — connect yo

Last updated Sep 25, 2026

Tag the track state after an import

A lap time means little without knowing whether the track was wet. Right after an import, LapperSnapper asks how the track was, so you can tag the session while

Last updated Sep 25, 2026

Download sessions from your MyChron over Wi-Fi

LapperSnapper talks to your MyChron directly over its own Wi-Fi network. No laptop, no Race Studio, no memory card. Before you start Turn the MyChron on and ena

Last updated Sep 25, 2026

Record with a RaceBox

A RaceBox (Mini, Mini S, or Micro) gives you much higher-rate GPS than a phone, which means sharper deltas, cleaner corner analysis, and a more accurate racing

Last updated Sep 25, 2026

Import GoPro video with GPS telemetry

A GoPro that records GPS gives you two things at once: full lap analysis from the telemetry, and your footage with the data drawn over it. Before you film Use a

Last updated Sep 25, 2026

Import a session file (.xrk, .ubx, .csv, .vbo, .mp4)

Any supported session file can be imported directly — useful for files shared by a teammate, copied from a memory card, or exported by another app. Steps Open t

Last updated Oct 1, 2026

Rename or forget a saved device

MyChron loggers you've connected are remembered under Your devices on the Import tab, so reconnecting is one tap. Rename a device Open the Import tab and find t

Last updated Sep 25, 2026

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