: race data apps for karting, dirt oval, sim racing and desert racingRace Data for Every Pit
CompMaxx builds race-data apps, one per discipline, each built around how that kind of racing actually works. Simple enough for a parent and a young driver sharing one trailer. Deep enough for a pro team running several cars, drivers and a full crew.
The family
Every Maxx app speaks its own discipline's language and runs on the same CompMaxx engine underneath.
Site live
Watch your onboard video in sync with your data, and see exactly where the time went. Works with any data logger: bring sessions from AiM MyChron, Alfano, Unipro or whatever you already run. Add setup logs, engine hours and pre-track checklists, whether you run one cadet kart or a full team tent at a national.
In development
The track changes every lap, so the notes have to keep up. From junior sprints and micros to midgets and sprint cars: log track condition from hot laps to feature, tie it to shock, spring, wing and tire-prep changes, and see what worked the last time it went dry-slick.
In development
Sim racing is racing. Prep for league nights and official series like any race weekend: version setups per car, track and series week, study telemetry against the fast guys, plan fuel and tires, and track results, incidents and rating across the season, whether you race solo or with an esports team.
Next up
Built for race miles, not laps, from UTVs to trophy trucks. Log pre-runs and race-mile notes, track shock and driveline hours between rebuilds, and split a course into sections you can compare run to run.
Who it's for
Same app, same data. It scales from one driver's notebook to a whole crew working the same weekend.
Family program
One parent turning wrenches, one young driver learning fast. Keep every setup, hour and checklist in one place, share sessions with a coach, and see the driver's progress season over season.
Race team
Several cars, several drivers, and the coaches, analysts and mechanics behind them. Everyone works from the same setup sheets, parts hours and session data, and each person sees what their role needs.
The CompMaxx engine
Every Maxx app runs on the same CompMaxx core: logger import, video sync, setup and hours tracking, and analysis. Then it’s tuned to the discipline, with the language, units, checklists and workflow that kind of racing actually uses. Asphalt, clay, sand or sim rig. On phone, tablet or PC.
| KartMaxx | DirtMaxx | SimMaxx | DesertMaxx | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Setup log | Gearing, tire pressures, caster/camber, seat | Shocks, springs, stagger, weight % | Setup files per car, track & series week | Shock valving, tire pressure, ride height |
| Component hours | Engine, clutch, chain, tires | Engine, rear end, shocks | Seat time per car & track; wheel, pedal & rig upkeep | Shocks, CVs, belts, engine |
| Checklists | Pre-track & between-session | Hot laps to feature | Pre-race: setup, fuel, strategy, rig check | Pre-run & pit-stop |
| Analysis | Lap & sector data from any data logger, synced with onboard video | Lap times vs. track condition | Telemetry delta, incidents, results & rating | GPS section splits |
Why CompMaxx
Start with one driver and one chassis. Add cars, drivers and crew as the program grows, without switching tools or losing history.
A kart racer and a desert racer don't use the same words, units or checklists. Each app is built for one kind of racing.
Setups, hours and sessions live together, so the question "what changed?" has an answer. Check it on your phone in the pits, a tablet on the stand or a PC back at the shop.
