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Python Source — gt7telem-source.zip

Runs on Windows, macOS, or Linux with Python 3.10+. pip3 install -r requirements.txt then python3 launcher.py.
FilePurpose
launcher.pyThe file you actually run — python launcher.py. A thin top-level wrapper (sits next to gt7telem/) so nothing needs installing or `cd`-ing into a subfolder first.
gt7telem/__init__.pyPackage entry point — re-exports the public telemetry/settings API (import gt7telem)
gt7telem/launcher.pyUnified entry point — opens the TRACE menu (Dashboard / Lap Analyst / Race Analyst) and the Records link; the top-level launcher.py above just calls into this
dashboard.pyLive telemetry dashboard app — the live fuel and tyre-stint strategy panel, spoken alerts, the live gap to the top lap, the after-lap time-loss summary and the header preference switches
udp.pyUDP telemetry capture, decrypt, and parsing, plus the fuel and tyre-stint estimator behind the strategy panel
lap_analyst.pyLap analysis app — 20 chart groups, A/B compare, replay, the shareable PNG lap card, plus the leaderboard/ghost-download/consensus-line panel
corners.pyPer-corner analysis behind the Lap Analyst and Race Analyst Corners tabs — finds each corner on a lap, matches it to the same corner on a reference lap, and scores brake point, minimum speed, throttle-on point and time gained or lost; also the time-loss summary and per-corner consistency
race_analyst.pyRace analysis app — 17 chart groups, including per-lap Corners and Consistency, fuel per lap and laps per tank, and the shareable PNG race card
cars.pyCar ID to name lookup
trackdetect.pyTrack auto-detect — learns each layout’s start-line position, heading and lap length and suggests the track for you to confirm
uiscroll.pyScrolling for the Lap and Race Analyst windows: the left side panel, the chart area (both ways) and the chart tab row
tracks.pyTrack/course ID to name lookup
add_track.pyCLI tool to add a missing track (saved to course_ids_local.csv in your settings folder, so it survives upgrades)
add_car.pyCLI tool to add a missing car (saved to car_ids_local.csv in your settings folder, so it survives upgrades)
config.pySettings persistence (console IP, laps folder, sample rate, PSN name, analytics, update-check, voice-alert and top-lap-ghost switches), plus the macOS button-colour fix
analytics.pySends the anonymous usage-analytics ping (tool/version/OS) to Supabase on launch — see Privacy
leaderboard.pyGlobal lap leaderboard, ghost-lap download, the Dashboard’s one-off top-lap lookup, and consensus racing-line client — talks to the same Supabase project as analytics.py. Also defines the GT7 physics era (update 1.71+) that decides which laps are comparable
auth.pyOptional free account — Supabase anonymous sign-up and session refresh, used by the first-launch screen and Lap Analyst's Submit to Leaderboard
metrics_server.pyOptional Prometheus metrics export (off by default) — speed/rpm/throttle/brake/fuel/lap-time gauges for Grafana or any Prometheus-compatible scraper
notify.pyDesktop/sound notifications (new personal best, race end) — Windows system sound (afplay on macOS, a freedesktop/ALSA player on Linux, Tk bell as a fallback) + a small self-closing on-screen toast, no extra dependencies
keepawake.pyKeeps the PC from idle-sleeping or hibernating (Windows, macOS and Linux) the whole time the Dashboard is open — the KEEP AWAKE switch — and lets go when it closes, so a race doesn’t end up incomplete. It can’t stop a closed lid or a manual Sleep/Hibernate
consistency.pyLap-time spread, trend and 0–100 consistency score behind the Race Analyst Consistency tab (laps more than 7% off your best are left out)
share_card.pyThe shared renderer for the 1200×630 shareable PNGs — the Lap Analyst lap card and the Race Analyst race card are both drawn here (headline stats, chart, speed-coloured map)
dyno.pyDyno & Tune — rebuilds the engine’s power and torque curve, the gear ratios, top speed per gear, best shift points and tuning hints from one lap (the Lap Analyst Dyno & Tune tab)
theoretical.pyTheoretical best lap — stitches the fastest micro-sector from each of your laps and finds the zones that hold your best real lap back (the Lap Analyst Theoretical tab)
records.pyThe Records table opened from the Launcher — best lap per car and track, read from the summary at the start of each saved lap file
ghost.pyLive gap to the leaderboard’s fastest lap in the Live Dashboard — rebuilds the top lap’s clock from distance and speed. The one-off request itself is in leaderboard.py — see Privacy
voice.pySpoken fuel and tyre alerts in the Live Dashboard through the OS voice (Windows speech, macOS say, Linux spd-say/espeak), falling back to the alert sound
lapclean.pyJunk-lap guards and the duplicate-lap finder — the Dashboard skips recordings that are too short, never moved, or a double save, and the Lap Analyst’s Find Duplicate Laps moves extra copies into a _duplicates folder (nothing is deleted)
car_ids.csvCar ID database — refreshed every time 10 or more new cars have been added since the last update
course_ids.csvTrack ID database
py.typedPEP 561 marker so IDEs get proper autocomplete for import gt7telem
requirements.txtPython dependencies
README.txtSetup instructions
34 files

Windows — gt7telem-windows.zip

Standalone build. No Python install needed.
Contains the self-contained executable TRACE.exe, plus a README.txt and the LICENSE.txt. Everything from the source distribution above is bundled inside the binary itself.
FilePurpose
TRACE.exeThe whole app as one self-contained executable — no Python needed
README.txtQuick start for this platform — how to run it, connecting to GT7, where your laps and settings are saved, and any first-launch warnings
LICENSE.txtThe MIT license
3 files

Linux — gt7telem-linux.zip

Standalone build. No Python install needed.
Contains the self-contained binary TRACE, plus a README.txt and the LICENSE.txt. Everything from the source distribution above is bundled inside the binary itself.
FilePurpose
TRACEThe whole app as one self-contained binary — no Python needed
README.txtQuick start for this platform — how to run it, connecting to GT7, where your laps and settings are saved, and any first-launch warnings
LICENSE.txtThe MIT license
The release is also signed: gt7telem-linux.zip.asc is a separate download (not inside the zip), checked against the public key in the repo. See Setup for the verify commands.
3 files

macOS — gt7telem-macos.zip

Standalone build. No Python install needed. Apple Silicon; use the Python source on an older Intel Mac.
Contains the self-contained app bundle TRACE.app, plus a README.txt and the LICENSE.txt. Built automatically on a GitHub-hosted Apple Silicon runner every release — see build-macos.yml.
FilePurpose
TRACE.appThe whole app as a self-contained, ad-hoc-signed app bundle — no Python needed
README.txtQuick start for this platform — how to run it, connecting to GT7, where your laps and settings are saved, and any first-launch warnings
LICENSE.txtThe MIT license
3 files

Android — gt7telem-android.apk

One installable file, Android 8.0+. Built by GitHub Actions and signed with TRACE's own key. Download it from the latest GitHub release.
FilePurpose
gt7telem-android.apkThe whole Android app — Live Dashboard, Lap Analyst, Race Analyst, Records, backups — written in Kotlin and Jetpack Compose. Receives the console's telemetry on the phone itself, no PC needed