You are currently able to record and analyse your data in the following games:

    iRacing
    Forza Motorsport
    Assetto Corsa
    Assetto Corsa Competizione
    F1 23
    F1 22
    F1 2021
    F1 2020
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We are looking forward to supporting other titles in the future.

There are couple of things that can be done if the Track Titan logger isn't recording your sessions...


1. First log off, close the Track Titan Logger, then start again and sign in.
2. Check that your anti-virus software nor your firewall are blocking Track Titan.
3. Check that there is no other telemetry software running that could conflict with Track Titan.
4. (if applicable) Ensure that both devices are on the same network - this is easier to control if both are wired or both WiFi, not one on each.
5. If using WiFi please make sure you have a good, strong signal.
6. Try turning off Broadcast mode (for F1 games) and entering the IP address of the location where the Track Titan logger is installed

Let us know if any of these tips work for you...

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Sometimes, we need your application logs to assist in troubleshooting issues with the application.

PC Users.
To locate your logs, we need to go to the AppData folder for the application. There are two ways to find these logs.

Option A
Firstly, press 'Windows Key & R' together, and in the run window - type '%appdata%'. This should open the Roaming folder, in here please navigate to AppData\Roaming\track-titan-ghost-application\logs

Option B
Manually locate the folder at C:\Users\[WINDOWS_USERNAME]\AppData\Roaming\track-titan-ghost-application\logs. The AppData folder is a hidden folder, so to locate it, you will need to go to the View tab and tick the 'Hidden items' tickbox.

2. Once you have located the logs folder by either method, please zip the main.log, and renderer.log files together in a folder, named with the data of your missing sessions or laps. (Using popular programs such as WinRAR, or 7zip can make creating a .zip folder much easier)

3. Once you have the .zip folder, place it in a memorable location, and from there you can send it to us to troubleshoot.

Important Note: It is possible that you might also have a folder at C:\Users\[WINDOWS_USERNAME]\AppData\Roaming\ghost-desktop-app if so, please also send the log files from this directory.
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Mac Users

1. In the Finder on your Mac, choose Go > Go to Folder, p‍aste the path/folder: track-titan-ghost-application

or

Shift+Command+G ~/Library/Logs/track-titan-ghost-application

2. Then attach the log files in a new conversation or zip them up and send to us.

We have an ever increasing number of track/car combinations for which our pro racers set reference lap times. We aim to expand this to cover virtually any track/car combination you could think of.

Content Manager is an app for Assetto Corsa that allows you to get into the game quickly and install mods, skins, etc.

We use it to place you into the correct setup/server so you don't have to spend time looking around within Assetto Corsa which is why we highly recommend getting it.

You can find the download link for Content Manager here

🔸Windows 11

For Wi-Fi connection

1. Select Start > Settings > Network & internet > Wi-Fi and then select the Wi-Fi network you're connected to.
2. Under Properties, look for your IP address listed next to IPv4 address.

For Ethernet connection

1. Select Start > Settings > Network & internet > Ethernet.
2. Under Properties, look for your IP address listed next to IPv4 address.

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🔸Windows 10

For Wi-Fi connection

1. On the taskbar, select Wi-Fi network > the Wi-Fi network you're connected to > Properties.
2. Under Properties, look for your IP address listed next to IPv4 address.

For Wi-Fi connection

1. On the taskbar, select the Ethernet network icon > the Ethernet network connection.
2. Under Ethernet, select the Ethernet network connection.
3. Under Properties, look for your IP address listed next to IPv4 address.

🔸Mac

1. Open the Apple menu and click System Settings.
2. Click Network in the left panel and then select Wi-Fi or Ethernet (for wired connections).
3. Click Details next to the network you’re connected to.
4. Scroll down to see your Mac’s local IP address.

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