Your race video already has the telemetry.

Your GoPro records GPS along with the picture. SpeedSync reads that data straight from the file, puts speed, track map and lap times on the video, and shows which corner cost you time.

You come back from the track with four GoPro files and one question: where did I lose time? SpeedSync opens the files, finds all 30 laps, measures each of the 6 corners and shows your ideal lap: 50.188. A second and six tenths faster than your best.

Export

Videos straight out of the app.

SpeedSync exported these from the same race. For the site they were only shortened and compressed.

Driving report · 16:9 · in PortugueseClaude put it together through SpeedSync's MCP server: it read the laps, chose the corners to compare and laid out the widgets on the timeline. It needs Claude or another MCP-compatible client.
Race start · 9:16
Overtake · 9:16
Analog speedometer and G-force · 9:16

Widgets

Every widget in the app, running on one real race

These are SpeedSync's own renderers, reading the last three laps of a real kart race. What you see here is what comes out in the exported video.

Free beta

The beta opens soon.

SpeedSync Studio will have a free beta. There is no sign-up yet: access will be announced here.

  • The beta is for macOS, on Apple Silicon and Intel. Windows is being tested.
  • The app's interface is in English and Portuguese. Spanish comes later.