Drive ten laps. Get a plan.
It finds the corners from your own line, measures what you do at each one lap after lap, and tells you where the time is and what to try next session. Nothing leaves your PC: the laps stay in this page and are analysed here.
Every lap, one chart
All your laps by position on the track, so they sit on top of each other. Where the lines fan out is where you are inconsistent.
The pedals, corner by corner
Brake and throttle against distance from the apex, for every braking corner, with the shape of the release measured.
Where the time is
Ranked by the corner, so you know what to practice instead of driving round hoping it comes to you.
GT7-Live-Connector the telemetry dashboard uses, on the PC next to your console. If you already have it, you are ready.
Put your lap times on your stream
This page can strip itself down to just the lap strip, on a transparent background, for OBS. It logs the laps itself, so it works with nothing else open, and the lap you are on counts up live. Set it up here and paste the address into a browser source.
In OBS: add a Browser source, paste that in, set it to about 900 x 220, and untick Shutdown source when not visible so it keeps logging while you are on another scene. Transparent needs no keying. If you would rather capture the window and key it in your editor, choose green screen. Open this page normally in another tab at the same time and the overlay follows that session instead of starting its own, so your report and your overlay always agree.
Channel members can load a reference lap and have the report measure you against it corner by corner: where the time goes, who brakes later, who carries more speed, and what to change. Your code is in the members-only post on the channel.
Unlocked. GT7 sends telemetry while a replay plays, just as it does while you drive, so you can record a fast driver's lap with the connector you already have.