Features
Everything you need to keep track of what actually works — and skip what doesn't.
Setups & tracks
Add every track you race, with location and notes. Setups are always organized underneath the track they belong to.
Each setup is tagged qualifying, heat, or feature, with a name, description, and track condition (dry, damp, wet).
Built with winged outlaw dirt karts in mind — wing angle, wing position, and wing yaw are dedicated fields on every setup. Not running a wing? Just leave them blank.
Record LF/RF toe, caster, and camber, LR/RR hub spacing and cassette, and weigh-out percentages (nose, left, cross) for every setup.
Garage
Keep an inventory of every kart, motor, clutch, and sprocket you run, and link them to a setup in a couple of taps.
Log tires by compound and position, then pick one per corner — with pressure — when you build a setup.
Pick a front and rear sprocket on a setup and Dialed In works out the gear ratio for you.
Log every rebuild — company, date, and notes — with the most recent one shown right on the motor or clutch.
Log spare parts under your own categories — chains, bearings, bodywork, whatever you stock — so you always know what's on the shelf.
Drivers & analysis
Attribute setups to specific drivers so a family or team account keeps everyone's data separate. Driver count scales with your plan.
Select any two or more setups and see every field lined up, with differences highlighted automatically.
Export a clean, printable setup sheet straight from any setup's page — hand it to your mechanic without them needing an account.
Telemetry
On Standard and Pro plans, import CSV session exports from Alfano and MyChron loggers and chart speed, RPM, and lap times per lap.
AI assistant
Get a hint while you build a setup — grounded in your own history across every track, not generic advice. Every account gets a few free tries; Pro is unlimited.
Chat with an assistant that only talks setups: compare tracks, spot patterns across conditions, and get answers pulled from your real data.
Everywhere you race
Designed to be used one-handed in the pits — not a desktop app squeezed onto a small screen.