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LITPro (NZN Labs)
High-precision GPS telemetry and AI track coaching for motocross and track riders
What it does
LitPro transforms high-frequency GPS, IMU, and heart rate sensor data into automated corner-by-corner coaching. It identifies ideal cornering arcs, braking deceleration points, jump air times, and segment splits without manual video tagging.
Best for: Motocross, Supercross, MTB, and track racers.
LITPro combines high-frequency GPS tracking (1Hz to 25Hz via RaceBox, Garmin, Polar, or native hardware) with machine learning analytics to turn track telemetry into actionable lap-time gains.
Intelligent Segment Analysis: Automatically breaks track sessions down into micro-segments, corner entry/exit speeds, and line choices without requiring manual beacon setup.
Lap Comparison & Ghost Overlays: Overlays different lines and riders to pinpoint where tenths of a second are won or lost.
Jump & Start Analytics: Measures airtime, jump distance, acceleration, and 0–60 ft reaction times from the starting gate.
Key Advantages: Unmatched actionable insights for track athletes looking for hard data rather than intuition; strong ecosystem integration with GPS monitors and action cameras.
Drawbacks: Requires compatible external high-accuracy GPS hardware to get the best resolution; features require an ongoing subscription.
For amateur racers, serious weekend riders, and track coaches, LITPro paired with a 25Hz RaceBox unit eliminates guesswork. It shifts practice sessions from simple "seat time" into targeted, measurable lap-time reduction.
How it scores
Deterministically calculated from these five weighted sub-scores. See the rubric and weights.
The line call
- Line Choice Comparison: The software plots lines down to inches when paired with high-frequency hardware. Overlaying your fastest lap against a slower one or against a teammate’s session shows precisely whether the inside rut or the sweeping outside berm was faster.
- Jump Detection & Airtime: Using integrated accelerometer and GPS telemetry, the app tracks jump distance, takeoff/landing speed, and airtime. It quantifies whether staying low on a tabletop or scrubbing saved time over staying high in the air.
- Starts & Gate-Drop Metrics: Tracks reaction times, 0–30 ft, and 0–60 ft sprints, giving hard metrics on launch technique and clutch control.
- Heart Rate & Workload Syncing: Pairs with Garmin or Polar Bluetooth heart rate sensors to plot cardiovascular strain directly against track segments. This helps pinpoint fatigue-induced mistakes in late-moto laps.
- iOS Preference: The platform is heavily optimized for Apple devices (iPad/iPhone). The Android release has historical feature disparities and sync friction compared to the iOS version.
- Subscription Overhead: Accessing the full suite of telemetry, cloud session storage, and segment overlays requires an active recurring subscription beyond any hardware cost.
- Data Overload: Interpreting split graphs, G-force telemetry, and overlay lines can be daunting without a clear plan. Riders benefit most when focusing on one specific segment per session rather than analyzing every variable at once.