Hey,
there are already a few LMU analysis tools out there, but I wanted something simple that:
So I built LMU Analyzer for myself-and since it's useful to me, I'm sharing it here. It's open source. You can try it here:
https://lmu.a31.at
Just open the page, select your directory with result XML files, and it will display the data.
Key points:
Notes:
Screenshots:
Driver Profile:

Benchmark Times:

Session details:

there are already a few LMU analysis tools out there, but I wanted something simple that:
- works without registration
- runs directly in the browser (no exe downloads/installs)
- shows me basic stats - especially my fastest lap per car and track, so I don't have to manually track it in a sheet
So I built LMU Analyzer for myself-and since it's useful to me, I'm sharing it here. It's open source. You can try it here:
https://lmu.a31.at
Just open the page, select your directory with result XML files, and it will display the data.
Key points:
- runs entirely in the browser (also works offline)
- no data is uploaded or stored anywhere
- no registration required
- can be installed as an app (PWA) on desktop or mobile
- fastest lap per car and track
- theoretical fastest lap per car and track
- detailed session info (laps, incidents, penalties, track limits, etc.)
- aggregated stats (races, wins, podiums, fastest laps, distance, laps)
- benchmark comparison (based on ohne_speed data)
- export to Excel, CSV, or JSON
Notes:
- open source project
- parts of it were built with AI, so there may be some rough edges or smaller issues
- benchmark data relies on ohne_speed; if they change or remove it, this feature may stop working or be inaccurate
- not sure how much time I'll have for support or updates
- some benchmark times may not match the correct track layouts
- works only with XML data from LMU - so no live stats
Screenshots:
Driver Profile:

Benchmark Times:

Session details:

