01
Mix on a PC
A PC can combine PS5 game audio and Android audio and send both to one headset.
Example: Elgato 4K S + Windows + Arturia MiniFuse 2 + PC headset.
No Discord needed
How it works
PS5 → phone →
your ears.
LapMind receives supported GT7 telemetry over your local network, keeps the useful parts on Android, and speaks when it has something worth saying.
1 · HUD off
Let GT7 clear the cockpit.
In GT7, open Settings → Display Settings and set Race Info Display to Off. You can do it before the race or from the pause menu.
2 · PlayStation
Tell LapMind where GT7 is.
Save the PlayStation on your local network. If you use more than one setup, give each profile a name and an icon so it still makes sense months later.
Phone · PlayStation profiles
Phone · Profile icon
3 · Drive
Start it. Put the phone down. Drive.
The phone is the computer LapMind needs. No PC is required for the core app. There is no LapMind account and no telemetry cloud.
Race callouts can be kept sparse or made more detailed. The point is not to recreate the HUD in audio; it is to hear the bits that matter without looking away from the road.
Phone · Race engineer & alerts
4 · Review
Sessions remember the drive.
Afterwards, open a saved session, pick a lap and analyse it. The normal path is Sessions → Lap → Analyse → Track Lab. No diagnostics ZIP or file picker is needed for normal use.
Tablet · Sessions
Audio
Three practical ways to hear it.
Discord is optional for LapMind. It may not be optional for your headset.
02
Use a dual-source headset
Some headsets can play PS5 2.4 GHz audio and Android Bluetooth at the same time. The headset does the mixing.
Check the manufacturer’s simultaneous-audio support for your exact headset and console connection. Having Bluetooth and a console dongle does not by itself prove that both sources can be heard together.
No Discord needed
03
Use Discord on PS5
For a single-source headset, LapMind can send its voice through your own private Discord bot into a voice channel on the PS5.
My setup: PS5 + PSVR2 + Sony INZONE Buds.
LapMind → private bot → PS5 Discord → headset
Discord Companion
Why your own private bot?
Because LapMind does not run a hosted voice service behind the scenes. Your bot gives the app a route into your Discord voice channel without putting a LapMind server in the middle.
The one-time setup is a deliberate trade: a few minutes once, then no LapMind account, no hosted bot and no per-user voice backend.
That small infrastructure footprint is also part of how I'm keeping LapMind free.
Start in Settings → Discord Companion. The compact Setup guides section opens the Discord beginner guide and PS5 / PS5 Pro Discord guide. Connect your own bot, join the same channel with your personal Discord account, then use Test voice. Connected is not proof of audible sound. Follow the complete setup →
Phone · Discord Companion
One rule
If LapMind doesn't know,
it shuts up.
GT7 does not expose everything. Missing truth stays missing instead of becoming a confident guess.
Support
Something unclear?
Tell me what happened and what setup you're using. That's usually enough to start.
After the drive, keep the evidence.
Normal Sessions retain available detailed lap telemetry locally; the separate optional 5 Hz Diagnostics recorder is for support. It is not required to open a saved lap. Export and sharing happen only when you choose.
Five detailed track-map projects are completed: Tsukuba Circuit, Broad Bean Raceway, High Speed Ring, Blue Moon Bay Speedway and Northern Isle Speedway. Autopolis International Racing Course is a separate Basic track outline example, not a sixth detailed map.
The five completed map projects and the Autopolis basic outline show two different levels of detail. Map completion does not by itself establish automatic recognition or physical validation. Track LAB remains experimental.