Best Le Mans Ultimate telemetry and coaching apps: every tool that lists LMU, and what each costs

Seven sim racing tools list Le Mans Ultimate on their own sites: two live voice coaches, three lap analyzers, an overlay suite and a second-screen dash.

Three of the twenty sim racing tools we track work with iRacing and nothing else, so the first question for a Le Mans Ultimate driver is which apps list the sim at all. In our verified data, seven tools name Le Mans Ultimate on their own sites: two coach you by voice during the lap, three analyze your laps, one draws overlays and one puts a dashboard on a second screen. Here is each, with its stated price.

ToolWhat it doesPrice (as stated)
TakeP1Live voice coaching, spotter, brake points and telemetry HUDFree: no trial, no tiers, no card
Trophi.aiMansell AI real-time voice coach with in-game overlaysPremium $7.50/mo, billed $89.99/yr; 7-day trial only
Track TitanAI telemetry analysis with Coaching FlowsCommunity free forever; Plus $7.99/mo; Premium $16.99/mo; Ultra $19.99/mo
Coach Dave DeltaSetup, telemetry and video analysis with Auto Insights£11.99/mo or £109/yr; no free tier
PopometerLap comparison against pro esports drivers' data packsFree lap recording; Ultimate Subscription price not shown
RaceLabOverlay suite with auto-adjusting layoutsBasic free forever; Pro €4.90/mo or €49.90/yr; Lifetime €399 once
RS Dash ASRSecond-screen dashboard with lap-comparison Advanced AnalysisFree base app; in-app subscriptions

Live voice coaching in Le Mans Ultimate: TakeP1 and Trophi.ai

Only two of the seven talk to you while you drive. TakeP1 lists Le Mans Ultimate among its ten titles and gives away the whole race engineer: live coaching, voice radio, a spotter, brake points, a telemetry HUD and session reports, with no trial, no tiers and no card. Its desktop app is Windows 10 and 11 only, and the installer is not yet code-signed, so Windows SmartScreen warns on install. Disclosure: TakeP1 is operated by the team behind PickMerit. Trophi.ai pairs its Mansell AI voice coach with in-game overlays, but it has no free tier, only a 7-day trial, and every plan is billed annually up front. Premium is $7.50 a month, charged as $89.99 a year.

Lap analysis and setups: Track Titan, Coach Dave Delta and Popometer

Three tools work on laps you have already driven. Track Titan's Coaching Flows identify the root cause of time loss across a lap. Its free Community tier gives telemetry analysis without AI tips; those and pro reference laps start at Plus, $7.99 a month. Coach Dave Delta is a subscription-only PC desktop app at £11.99 a month or £109 a year. That buys Auto Insights corner-phase coaching and Setup IQ, which tunes any setup to your driving style. Popometer records laps for free and highlights where you lose time against professional esports drivers. That comparison needs data packs: its Ultimate Subscription includes 15 activations a month at a price its page does not show, and its coaching feature is listed as 'coming soon'.

Four of the seven mention setups. Trophi.ai sells a Premium + Setups plan at $16.66 a month, billed as $199.99 a year. Track Titan's Ultra tier, $19.99 a month, includes Hymo Esports setups. Coach Dave Delta bundles pro setups, and Popometer's data packs come with a matching setup. Our data does not record which sims each setup library covers, so confirm it has Le Mans Ultimate setups before paying.

Overlays and a second screen: RaceLab and RS Dash ASR

RaceLab lists Le Mans Ultimate for its overlay suite, with Basic free forever and Pro at €4.90 a month or €49.90 a year. One limit matters here: its lap-time analysis, standings and performance-trends module is labeled 'Exclusive to iRacing', so an LMU driver gets overlays, not analysis. RS Dash ASR names Le Mans Ultimate in its game list and runs on iOS, Android and Windows. The base app is free; Advanced Analysis, which compares throttle, brake, steering and speed across laps, is an in-app subscription and needs a full-HD or better tablet or desktop screen.

Well-known tools that do not list Le Mans Ultimate

  • Crew Chief: the free voice engineer and spotter lists rFactor 2 but not Le Mans Ultimate.
  • Z1 Dashboard: lists iRacing, Assetto Corsa, ACC, RaceRoom and rFactor, among others.
  • VRS, Garage 61 and iSpeed: iRacing only.
  • TrackPro: its site no longer names which sims are supported.
  • SimHub, DashPanel and SIM Dashboard: their sites claim 100+, 40+ and 100+ games, but our data does not record whether Le Mans Ultimate is among them.
The practical read: start with what costs nothing. TakeP1, Track Titan's Community tier, Popometer's lap recording and RaceLab Basic are all free, so you can test them before any subscription. Every statement above comes from each tool's own pages on the verification date shown on its card, and a sim missing from a list means the site did not name it, not that we tested it. Full cards for all 20 tools: Best Sim Racing Coaching & Telemetry Tools.

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