BACK ON TRACK.
A few answers before your next session.
What can I use today?
The current project has a Windows desktop with an iRacing adapter, local safety calls and voice/text Engineer interaction. It requires a source build. Website accounts, invitations and shared crew settings are available now.
Is the Strategist available?
A dedicated Strategist, deeper consultations and the shared live pit wall are in development. The scripted radio examples show the intended experience.
Do I need an account to race solo?
No. Solo startup is designed to stay available without the cloud service. Your account is for portable settings and team management.
Which simulators and operating systems are supported?
Windows with iRacing is the current consumer focus. The architecture leaves room for other simulators. macOS is used for development and recorded replay, not equivalent live racing support.
What does it cost?
Desktop pricing and public distribution have not been announced. Website accounts and team management are available now; this website does not sell subscriptions.
What is saved in my account?
The settings service supports portable preferences and crew configuration. Credentials, local audio devices and push-to-talk bindings stay outside those cloud settings. Our Privacy notice explains website storage, providers and account controls.
Does being a team manager let me control the car?
No. Team membership and manager permissions are separate from simulator control. The future shared-session design uses explicit control authority.
How do I join a team?
A team owner or manager creates an invitation link. Open a link from someone you trust, sign in and verify your email, then accept. Your team and assigned role appear after validation.