
Race engineer
“Taking five tenths a lap out of Costa, gap’s one second. Keep it coming.”
Gaps · lap times · position · traffic · reference times


A race engineer, a strategist and a spotter talk you through iRacing, Assetto Corsa and Assetto Corsa EVO. Free, on Windows.
Each one has a job, a voice and a colour. You know who is talking before the sentence ends.

“Taking five tenths a lap out of Costa, gap’s one second. Keep it coming.”
Gaps · lap times · position · traffic · reference times
“Three laps of fuel left.”
Fuel · pit stops · tyres · flags · weather · penalties
“Car left.”
Car alongside · clear · three wideWord for word what the engine said in a recorded test race, in the language you read this page in. The driver names come from the test data.
Your strategist plans the stops and your engineer watches every lap. Fuel, tyres, sectors and the stint plan are read out loud, so your eyes stay on the road.
The panels show sample values.
The mic opens when you press your key or wheel button, and closes when you are done. There is no wake word, it is never left listening, and what you say is recognised on your PC.
Every engine says every line. You only choose where the voice is made: three run free on your PC, two use your own key.
Each call also shows over the sim, coloured by who said it, and fades five seconds later. It never takes focus from the sim.
Run the sim in Borderless or Windowed mode: exclusive fullscreen hides every overlay.
The fiddly part of sim racing, from a real interface: iRacing’s config files, your field of view and the curve of your screens.
Change what lives in iRacing’s .ini files from a proper interface instead of a text editor, with a review before each save and a backup of each file.
Get the field of view and side-screen angles right for one monitor or a triple setup, in iRacing, Assetto Corsa and Assetto Corsa EVO.
Correct the picture for curved monitors, single or triple, so a straight stays straight across the bend.
Your rig serves the Companion and PIT pages to the PitCrew phone app, or to any browser on your home network: relative timing, the pit plan and the session clock, beside the wheel.
Open beta for Windows. No paid tier, no ads, no account: your crew is one download away.