MX Performance Tracker
Ride.
Analyze.
Improve.
GPS lap timing built for motocross. Tidel finds the track, the finish line and every lap on its own — then shows you where the time actually went.
GPS lap timing built for motocross. Tidel finds the track, the finish line and every lap on its own — then shows you where the time actually went.
Your real line on satellite imagery, coloured by speed, split into sectors along the racing line. One glance and the slow part of the track is obvious.
Tidel recognises where you are, finds the finish line, and adds the layout so the next session compares to this one.
Tidel takes your best time in each sector and stitches them into one lap. That gap is time you have already put on the board.
A stitched lap is a calculation, not a lap you rode. Tidel says so on the number, and drops any sector where the GPS dropped out or you stopped.
“Most to gain in Corner 7: 2.1 s a lap against your own best pass through there. Your minimum speed is 22 km/h at the median against 27 km/h on the best pass — you are braking more than the corner asks for.”
Every session lands on the same axis, per track. Lap times are never compared across tracks — a best lap here and a best lap there are not the same number.
Tidel is the analysis. The GPS can come from whatever you already ride with — and you can mix sources across a season without splitting your history.
Product names are used to identify compatibility only. Tidel is not affiliated with, endorsed by or partnered with any of these companies. Watch support depends on the watch being able to write to Apple Health or export a GPX file.
Most tracks have no coverage. Tidel records, imports and analyses entirely on the phone, and syncs when you are back on a network.
Free while in beta. No account needed to start.