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3.0.0 leaderboard and profiles
v3.0.0 — 2026-06-30
Added
- Public-vehicle badge. Vehicles marked Show on profile now carry a small
Public badge in the garage's Vehicles tab, so you can see at a glance which are
shared on your driver profile. - Request a datalogger. The contact form has a new New datalogger connection
category, and the "Download from logger" picker has a Request additional
dataloggers button that opens the contact form with that category preselected. - Custom tracks ride along with leaderboard snapshots. When you submit a snapshot
for a track that isn't in the built-in list, its layout + sectors are included with
the snapshot (so others can view the lap) and the track is automatically submitted
to the community track database for review — same flow as the manual submitter, no
CAPTCHA for signed-in users, deduped so it's only sent once. - Alfano logger groundwork. Picking the Alfano tile in the logger picker now
explains that Alfano transfers over Bluetooth serial (Classic Bluetooth SPP),
which browsers can't access in-browser, so it will require the native app. The
native-side download flow is scaffolded (src/lib/loggers/alfano/,
AlfanoDownload) against the shared native IPC client; the Rust backend that
drives it is still to come. - Public driver profiles (plan 0006). A new public
/driver/{name}page (shareable,
viewable signed-out) shows a driver's profile picture, display name, their opt-in
vehicles (name/type/engine only — never weights or setups), and their uploaded
leaderboard snapshots as cards. URLs are case-insensitive. Click a driver's
avatar on the Leaderboards to open their profile, and click any snapshot card to
load that lap in the read-only viewer. - Profile pictures. Tap your profile picture on the Profile tab to upload one; it's
cropped to a centred square and downscaled to ≤256px on-device, then stored in the
cloud. Avatar thumbnails now appear next to names on the Leaderboards. - Copy profile link. A button under Sign out on the Profile tab copies your public
driver-profile link. - Show a vehicle on your profile. Each vehicle in the garage now has a Show on
profile toggle that publishes a public-safe projection (no weight, no setup). - A ← Back to home button on the Leaderboards and driver-profile pages.
- Leaderboards (plan 0005). A new public Leaderboards page (linked from the
landing page) where anyone — signed in or not — can browse fastest community laps
by track → course → engine class, with an optional Group by weight toggle
and a Show top selector (3/10/25/50/100/All). Picking a group launches the
normal telemetry viewer in a new read-only mode (alert-coloured header,
Coach/Tools/Setups + video/weather/snapshots hidden) where every submitted lap is
a row, fastest first, labelled by the submitter's name. - Submit snapshots to the leaderboards. From the Profile tab, signed-in users
with lap snapshots get a Submit to leaderboards dialog. GPS, engine name and a
listed weight are public; engine-telemetry channels (RPM, temps) stay
private unless you opt to share them. Setup data is never uploaded. The listed
weight defaults to the vehicle's weight and can be overridden (e.g. show a class
weight). Identical snapshots can't be resubmitted. - Engine classification + moderation (admin). A new admin Leaderboards tab
lists every submission with approve/deny (allow-by-default), a per-record engine
class override, and admin notes. Engine classes are keyword groups that
collapse free-text engine names ("Tillotson 225" / "225RS" / "Tilly") into one
class automatically, with a Reclassify action — without ever mutating the
user's raw engine string.
Changed
- Display names are now unique case-insensitively so a name can't be impersonated by
changing case (existing case-duplicates are auto-suffixed by the migration). - Leaderboard names update live. A submitter's name on the leaderboards now comes from
their current profile (linked by account) instead of a copy frozen at submit time, so
renaming your display name updates all your existing entries.
Full changelog: v2.9.2...main