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StratX arranges timing data into panels - Leaderboard, Track Order, Laps, and so on - laid out on tabs you can rearrange, save, and switch between.

Built-in tabs​

Five built-in tabs ship with P1TS, each pre-arranged for a different way of working. Their names start with a . to mark them as built-in rather than a layout you saved yourself:

  • .Strat1 - the classic full layout: Session info, Leaderboard, Track Order, Track Map, and the Hero Gap Chart across the top, Laps below the Leaderboard, and Flags, Stints, Messages, and Track Limits underneath.
  • .Strat2 - Session, Pits and Stints, Pace (Overtake), and Fastest Laps, stacked full-width.
  • .P1xie - a minimal Session + Leaderboard view with a short column set, for a quick glance at running order.
  • .Preview - Session plus Strat Chat, the AI race assistant, filling the rest of the screen. The quickest way to try it.
  • .Settings - General Settings, plus per-panel settings for Leaderboard, Track Map, Track Order, and Pace, stacked in one place. Open it from the Settings button in the app bar.

Built-in tabs can't be edited directly - see Saving your own layout below. The home page's second row of buttons (Strat1 tab, Strat2 tab, P1xie tab) opens StratX directly on the matching built-in tab, and a link can do the same - see Start on a particular tab.

Panels​

Each open tab holds one or more panels. Every panel's header has:

  • A Cols button (on data-grid panels like Leaderboard, Laps, Flags, Stints, Pits and Stints, Pace, and Fastest Laps) - opens the column visibility list. Drag column headers to reorder them; visibility, width, and order are all remembered per panel.
  • A dock / pop-out toggle at the far right of the header - pops the panel into its own browser window (useful for a second monitor), or docks it back into the tab. If your browser blocks the pop-up, allow pop-ups for the site and try again.

Use the current tab's dropdown (click the caret next to its name) to show or hide individual panels within that tab.

Saving your own layout​

Drag panels to rearrange them, resize them, or show/hide them from a tab's panel checklist, and a small dot appears next to the tab name warning that the change isn't saved yet - built-in tabs themselves can never be modified. After a moment, a name prompt appears so you can save the change as a new tab. Your saved tabs appear in the Tabs menu alongside the built-in ones, and you can rename, duplicate, or delete them from there.

Live / Pause​

The cloud icon on the right of the app bar shows whether the timing feed is live:

  • Green, pulsing - live; data is streaming in.
  • Orange - paused.

Click it to pause the feed - for example, to freeze the screen for a screenshot or a closer look - and click again to resume. Pausing closes the live connection entirely; resuming reopens it and every panel repaints from a fresh snapshot.

Screenshot for social media​

The camera icon on the right of the app bar takes a picture of the tab you are looking at, ready to post.

  • The picture is saved to your Downloads folder as a PNG named after the session, for example p1ts-IMSA-Race-Road-Atlanta-20260928-1430.png.
  • On a secure (https) connection it is also copied to the clipboard, so you can paste it straight into Facebook, X, LinkedIn or a message. Instagram's website does not accept pasted pictures - upload the downloaded file there.
  • What you see is what you get: the picture shows the panels on that tab at the moment you click, at full sharpness. Panels you have popped out into their own windows are not included, and neither is the app bar.

Set up a tab with the panels you like to share - say Session Info, the Leaderboard and the Track Map - and save it as its own tab (see Saving your own layout). Click Pause first if you want the numbers to hold still while you choose the moment.

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