Get started with Lattiro
Sign in, choose a workspace folder, import a recording and add your first panels.
Where to find it
- Sign-in page → Start center → Create / open workspace → Import data
Steps
- 1
Sign in
Sign in with your Lattiro account. New to Lattiro? Click Create account, then verify your email with the code you receive.
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Choose a workspace
In Start center, click Create / open workspace. Open an existing workspace, or start one in an empty folder on a local APFS or NTFS disk. exFAT/FAT32 drives, NAS and cloud-sync folders are not supported.
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Import a recording
Click Import data, then Choose file, or Choose folder for a 2D .MES measurement. Check Format detection and click Start import. The Record info form is optional: fill it in now or later.
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Open the analysis
When the import finishes, the recording opens in Analysis by itself. If you started filling in Record info, choose Save info or Skip for now.
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Add panels
Click + (Add panel) at the right end of the context bar and choose Telemetry plots, Track map, Lap table or another panel. Drag panels by their header and drag their edges to arrange the canvas.
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Choose laps
Click the range button at the top (Entire recording ▾) to pick one lap, or several laps to compare. If the recording opens with its two fastest valid laps already compared, the button reads Scope ▾. Sectors and corners come from Track calibration.
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Return to Start center
Click the Lattiro mark at the upper left or press ⌘/Ctrl+O. Continue analysis takes you back to the open recording.
Good to know
What a workspace holds
A workspace folder stores your imported recordings, track calibration, calculations and layouts. Import saves a copy of the original recording in the workspace; the file you picked is not changed.
Recorded channels are ready to use
Plot any recorded channel straight away. Custom names, categories and analysis roles are optional.
Next time
Lattiro reopens your most recent workspace, and the recording that was open last.
Shortcuts
In Analysis, ⌘/Ctrl+I imports a recording and ⌘/Ctrl+O returns to Start center.