Lap pace, pedal traces, race gaps, fuel use. Graph and Table widgets let you build a view around the race data you want to see.
Choose a starting point or start from scratch. Use live readings, completed laps, sectors, stints, or race events. Graphs include line and bar charts, scatter plots, heatmaps, lap distributions, and speed along your recorded track path. Compare drivers, filter pit or incident laps, and choose how to group and calculate values.
Data and Style controls now live in the main sidebar. The regular canvas shows each change as you edit. Changes save automatically, and Undo and Redo work without leaving the settings. Starting points stay in the creation step, so choosing one cannot replace an existing widget by accident.
This is how your laps remind you. Compare a lap with your previous or best lap, or divide it into equal sections to see where time changed. Set axis limits, colors, legends, and event markers where the selected graph supports them. Live pedal traces also show ABS and traction-control activity.
Your race tables, in one widget
A little Rockstar treatment for your race data. Table now covers Standings, Relative, Lap table, Fuel usage, and ordinary records. Existing widgets of these four types become Tables when you open them. The update keeps their columns, headings, row settings, appearance, and placement, including widgets in groups, overlays, and saved templates.
Fuel tables keep their consumption rows, units, finish estimates, and summary metrics. Lap tables keep their selected columns and row count.
Add driver badges, names, ratings, flags, manufacturer marks, gaps, or lap data as normal columns. Reorder columns and open their settings popover to rename or hide a heading and align its content. Ordinary record tables also support display units, precision, value colors, sorting, and a footer you can hide.
Turn on class-colored row backgrounds for a subtle tint across each row. The iRating column has its own option for estimated race changes. Standings and Relative keep nearby cars, class row counts, pit filtering, and live or lap-line positions.
Features
- Live chat Connect Twitch in Integrations and show chat in a widget. Choose badges and emotes, message expiry, empty-chat visibility, text sizes, and spacing.
- Overlays Choose desktop windows or a browser canvas for an overlay scene. Browser output gives OBS a transparent view with a configurable canvas size.
- Home Follow setup steps for your first dashboard or overlay, start with a Community design, and skip or resume setup. New installations start with an empty Library.
- Home Open your active overlay and read recent product updates from the Home page. Community designs and product updates remain visible below Get started during setup.
- Driver focus Data and Gauge widgets can follow your car while driving and the camera car while spectating. You can also select a driver.
- Gauges Incident gauges follow the session's warning and disqualification limits, with optional limit markers.
- Track map Align the map within its widget with a nine-position control.
- Telemetry Show or hide time labels on live traces.
- Community Sharing shows the CC0 license and asks you to confirm your rights to share the included content.
Improvements
- Editor Widget header text and Show header controls are in Content, with the same toggle used elsewhere in the app.
- Overlays Each scene keeps its own connected or manual visibility setting. Show widget offers simple visibility choices alongside custom conditions.
- Overlays Hidden scenes and inactive browser views stop unnecessary rendering, then resume with current data when shown.
- Overlays Widgets keep their transparency, stacking order, glow, and shadows without clipping at scene or widget edges.
- Overlays Arrange mode and widget locking keep editing input separate from racing input. Reloaded views recover their connection and motion updates.
- Telemetry Traces keep the newest sample at the live edge and preserve brief input changes when reducing the points drawn.
- Graphs Event labels have readable backgrounds and follow their markers. Incidents appear at their recorded position within the lap, including on stepped lines.
- Tables Personal and session best lap highlights follow new completed laps. Standings fit rows to the available height while keeping leaders and nearby rivals visible.
- Tables Recorded columns keep their captured values, and live driver tables no longer shorten graph history by collecting unnecessary opponent samples.
- Tables Migrated tables with more than 13 columns can switch between Standings and Relative without dropping columns.
- Ratings Safety rating displays truncate the final digit instead of rounding up. Compact iRating values, country flags, and manufacturer marks have corrected formatting and alignment.
- Community Starting points match the selected output, and failed previews offer a retry instead of creating the wrong layout.
- Integrations SimHub setup now makes clear that its plugin is for dashboards on SimHub devices. Desktop overlays work without it.
- Desktop Website and Community links open in your normal browser.
- Installer Updates remove leftover files from older installations and avoid starting the app twice after an automatic update.
- Widgets Idle-screen backgrounds and steering-wheel artwork handle missing or unsupported images without broken previews.