01TRACK Live
Simulated demo · live video in developmentYour track day, on TV.
Every car’s camera and timing become one channel, with the graphics of a real race broadcast. It plays on the venue screen, a link anyone can open, and the TRACK app. Nobody has to produce it.
Fictional circuit, drivers and cars. The picture is rendered from the replay, not video. Move over it for controls: captions, voice, graphics density, format.
Watch full screen ↗One channel.
Every screen.
Every car’s camera and timing feed is combined behind the scenes into a single program. Viewers never pick feeds or watch a director at work. They just watch.
- 01
The venue screen
Paddock, grandstand or hospitality TV. An Apple TV or HDMI from the iPad at the timing desk shows the program with its graphics; the iPad stays the remote.
Needs a real Apple TV to verify - 02
A link anyone can open
Family, sponsors and the drivers back in the paddock watch in any browser. Full screen, captions on, controls that get out of the way.
Web viewer: simulated demo - 03
The TRACK app
Drivers and crews watch the same channel on iPhone and iPad between sessions, then replay their own laps with the same graphics.
iOS viewer: simulated demo - 04
Highlights, cut for you
The verified moments become an event reel for your socials and a clip for every driver who opted in.
In development
02For organizers & track owners
The show runs itself. You stay in charge.
Organizers switch the app into an event workspace built for the timing desk. Invite drivers, collect consent, pair cameras and go live. An autonomous director cuts the program behind the scenes; the kill switch is always one tap away.
Behind the scenesThe director’s cuts, reasons, scores and moments live here. Its program is the same clean channel your viewers watch.
03How the director thinks
From telemetry to television.
- 15 Hz
Positions & timing
Each car streams position, speed and timing at 5 Hz. That’s about 6 KB/s for ten cars, so it works on thin venue networks.
- 20.70–0.98
Moment detection
Close running, position changes, personal and session bests, off-track checks, action in several places. Each moment carries a confidence.
- 3score
Interest & fairness
Moments are scored, then balanced against coverage, so every consenting driver gets airtime, not just the front of the field.
- 4replayable
Deterministic director
A state machine picks the shot, its length and the transition. The same inputs always give the same broadcast, which means it can be replayed and audited.
- 5PGM
Graphics & program
Timing tower, lower thirds, head-to-head plates and a kill switch. If video drops, the program falls back to map and timing.
04AI commentary
Synthetic voice · always disclosedA commentator who only says what’s true.
Lap-by-lap calls with crisp, broadcast-style delivery: calm on quiet laps, lifting for a close fight, landing the moment when a personal best goes purple. Every line is written from verified timing data.
Grounded
Numbers are spoken only when they exist in verified timing. No invented gaps, speeds or lap times.
HPDE-safe language
Proximity is “closing”, never “overtake”. Excursions are called calmly and only when corroborated. Nothing that rewards risk.
Disclosed, never cloned
A licensed synthetic voice, labelled on screen. We don’t imitate any real commentator’s voice or name.
Organizer in control
Consented drivers only, and the kill switch silences commentary instantly along with the broadcast.
Try it in the player at the top: open the controls and turn on Voice to hear it in your browser’s voice. Captions are on by default. Simulated demo.
- 05:59Session best · verified
“Laurent goes top of the times — two oh seven point two four, nobody’s been quicker today.”
- 07:47Close running · proximity
“Look at this: Haddad right in the mirrors of Novak.”
- 13:24Position change · timing line
“A tidy exchange there: Haddad now leads Novak on the road.”
- AI commentary · synthetic voice · lines from TRACK’s commentary engine on the simulated session
05Safety policies, in code
It never shows what it can’t prove.
The director’s editorial rules are enforced in code and covered by tests. Try them.
Uncorroborated excursions are never broadcast
GPS alone suggests an excursion. Without video corroboration it is never put on air, and never called a crash.
Proximity is never called a pass
Proximity is never called a pass. GPS can’t prove an overtake.
Consent per driver
Location and video sharing are opt-in per driver and per event. They can be revoked, and the server enforces it on ingest.
Kill switch
One control stops every output immediately. Organizers stay in charge, and TRACK never replaces race control or marshals.
HPDE ≠ racing
Lapping days rank fastest laps with no race positions and no race language. Achievements reward progress, not risk.
06For tracks, clubs, schools & series
Your event, broadcast.
Invite drivers by link or QR code, connect the venue screen, press Go Live. Your viewers get a channel; you get the desk. Pilot organizers help us size venue connectivity before anyone pays full price.
TRACK Live Broadcast
from $399 /event- One channel: venue screen, link & app
- Organizer workspace & director
- Up to 10 camera feeds
- Up to 8 broadcast hours
- Up to 500 concurrent viewers
- Branded graphics
Indicative early-access pricing, not yet on sale. Overage is metered per spectator-hour.
The first 10 organizers get Live at cost, in exchange for a venue connectivity survey, a recorded event, feedback calls and a case study.
HPDE clubs and track days get a fastest-laps board: ranked by best lap, gap to the fastest, no race positions and no race language. Sanctioned racing series get race order with intervals and LAP n / total. Time attack shows class results. Graphics, lower thirds and commentary all switch with it. Try the HPDE, Time attack and Race switch in the player above.
Ten feeds at 2 Mbps each need about 20 Mbps of venue uplink, which is usually the real limit. We survey before we promise, and timing never depends on video.