It runs while you race.
Install it once. It connects to iRacing, records every lap you turn, and gives you one screen for setup, strategy, and the plan for the run. You never stop driving to use it.
The part you never interact with is the part that matters most.
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01
Connects
Finds iRacing on its own and attaches the moment you load in. No export, no file to name, no button to press.
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Records
Every lap of every session, with the setup that was on the car, the track state, and the conditions attached.
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Watches
Fuel burn, tire state, pace against your reference, and where the gap to the car ahead is actually coming from.
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Reports
Leave the session and the analysis is already done. Ranked findings, projected gains, setup direction.
Runs alongside iRacing on the same machine. No overlay you have to fight, no second monitor required.
Where you see it, understand it, and decide what to do about it.
Each change measured on its own, in the order it was tested.
Brighter bars are where the time is. Click a corner in the app to see why.
Pit windows marked. During the race it tracks what you are actually doing against the plan.
- 01Brake 10 m later into T1. You are leaving the most there and it is repeatable.
- 02Rear ARB two softer for the long run. Costs a tenth on a single lap, pays it back by lap eight.
- 03Short-fill the first stop. The window opens on lap 19 and traffic clears after 22.
- 04Leave the diff alone this week.
Everything else the platform found, ranked, and then set aside as not worth your session.
Best lap by session, oldest to newest. The dashed line is the trend, not the hero lap.
The engineer talks to you when it matters, and stays quiet when it does not.
A race engineer is not a stream of numbers. It is one person deciding which single fact you need right now, at a moment when you are busy driving.
The live side of the app is built on that idea: pace targets when you are off them, a fuel call when the window opens, a tire warning before the drop rather than after it.
Post-session analysis ships today. The live strategy screen is in development, and endurance teams are the first group it is being built around.
iRacing, a PC, and laps.
No hardware, no wheel requirements, no particular license class. If you are turning laps in iRacing and you want to know why they are the times they are, that is the whole entry requirement.
Drive the way you always do. Read what it saw.
Tell us the series and the car you run. We will tell you whether the platform can help you before you pay anything.
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