FEATURES / CIRCUIT DEFINITION

Every part of the lap,
deliberately defined.

Turn a rough geographic trace into an ordered circuit definition. See what each stage adds—and why it matters.

01

GPX & GPS SETUP

Bring the circuit into context.

What it is

Open a GPX trace or establish a position from GPS coordinates.

Why it matters

Satellite and street maps make geographic errors visible before structure is added.

GPX circuit trace positioned over satellite imagery
02

PRECISION LINE EDITING

Correct the line with controlled geometry.

How it works

Move nodes, reshape two- or three-point sections, or use Bézier and handle curves. Radius and tension tune the result.

Why it matters

A clean circuit model follows the road, not every wobble in recorded GPS data.

Precision line editing with curve, radius and tension controls
03

START / FINISH & DIRECTION

Give the lap a reliable origin.

How it works

Place a gate across the trace directly or from GPS, then choose clockwise or counter-clockwise.

Why it matters

One origin and direction keep every later boundary consistently ordered.

Start line GPS placement and race direction controls
04

SECTORS

Build a measurable sequence.

How it works

Add sector boundaries, reposition or resize them, inspect exact start, end and length values, then close the loop.

Why it matters

Sectors become ordered parts of the circuit, not decorative overlays.

Editable sector boundaries with exact positions and length
05

CORNER ENTRY / EXIT

Describe the whole corner.

How it works

Place ENTRY and EXIT boundaries along the trace. The section between them is the corner definition.

Why it matters

It describes what the driver travels through—not an arbitrary apex marker.

Corner defined between ENTRY and EXIT gates
06

COMPOUND CORNERS

Keep linked bends distinct.

How it works

Add separate numbered definitions where corners overlap or follow closely.

Why it matters

Switchbacks and complex sequences retain the structure a driver recognises.

Numbered definitions across a multi-corner sequence
07

MAP VERIFICATION

Edit with a real-world reference.

Compare satellite or street-map views, use a blank canvas where useful, rotate the map, reset north and navigate to pasted coordinates.

Circuit geometry verified against a street map

EDITING & RECOVERY

Safe changes, clean handoff.

  • Point insert, move and delete
  • Multi-select editing
  • Reference GPS positions
  • Undo and redo
  • Node visibility controls
  • Closed-loop creation
  • Local autosave and recovery
  • GPX and metadata save workflow

SEE THE PROCESS

Build your first structured circuit.

How it works