AimMac is a native macOS app for AiM lap timers and data loggers. It connects to your device over WiFi or USB, downloads your sessions and keeps them in a searchable library, lets you analyze them lap by lap, and turns them into finished video with telemetry gauges over your footage. It also manages the device itself — firmware, settings, configurations, tracks, live channels and the screen it boots to.

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Current version: 1.6.0 · Free · macOS 14 (Sonoma) or later · signed and notarized by Apple. Download at aimmac.app.

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Where to start

• New to AimMac? Read 1. Getting Started, then 2. Connecting to Your AiM Device.
• Coming from Race Studio? Go straight to 3. Importing Sessions — you can bring your whole history over in one step.
• Just want to analyze a file you already have? Double-click it in Finder (or drag it onto the Sessions library), then read 5. Session Analysis Basics.

Contents

Getting your data in

1. 1. Getting Started — install, the main window, and your storage folder.
2. 2. Connecting to Your AiM Device — WiFi and USB, downloading sessions, firmware updates, device tracks, settings, live measures.
3. 3. Importing Sessions — every supported format, plus Race Studio 3 migration.
4. 4. The Sessions Library — sorting, filtering, tags, labels, duplicates, bulk edits.

Finding the time

1. 5. Session Analysis Basics — tabs, windows, the Info sections, playback.
2. 6. Graph Analysis — channels, panes, lap comparison, the lap map.
3. 7. Split Analysis & Sectors — sector times, deltas, best theoretical lap.
4. 8. Reference Laps — compare against a lap from any other session.
5. 9. Tracks — the track database, sector divisions, assigning a track.

Making the video

1. 10. Video: Linking & Playback — link footage, sync it, play it with the data.