How it works
Inside the Line
Four short films on how Lattiro works: where your data comes from, how we read it, how you ask it questions, and how the assistant comes to know the way you ride. Each film picks up where the last one ends.
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From voltage to a line
Every line in Lattiro starts as a real measurement on the bike, passed from sensor to ECU to logger. We keep every sample exactly as it was recorded, so each curve you read traces back to the moment it was measured.
From a voltage to a line you can read.
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Reading the file
Every logger writes its own kind of file. Our engine recognises different data formats automatically and brings them into the same channels, laps and corners — so analysis across platforms is no longer a chore.
Every tenth is won or lost in a corner.
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Ask the line
Then just ask, in plain words: “Where did I gain time in turn 4 — lap 5 against lap 3?” The model understands the question; our engine calculates the answer from your own data, and every number comes with its evidence. Answers arrive in words and as tables you can edit — nothing is saved until you say so.
The numbers come from your data — not from the model’s guess.
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An assistant that learns you
Every session also leaves a page: feel, setup, result. Next time you reach the same corner, the assistant looks through your notes before it answers, replies the way you like and shows where each point came from. Your notes live on your device, you decide what it may read, and they are not used to train the model — nothing is remembered until you say so.
An assistant that learns you — and gets better every session.