iRacing
Read via pyirsdk, native delta with sector fallback, 10 Hz telemetry.
Software · Windows desktop
The conductor of your cockpit.
Desktop app that reads your sim, computes telemetry locally and drives every sim racing peripheral you own — the R-Box and everything else — from a single interface.
Why a dedicated app
Generic overlays push a few numbers onto your game screen. SimLogix steps out of overlays: it wires your sim to the R-Box, your LCD dashboards, your RPM LED bars and your button boxes. One telemetry stream, many display surfaces, perfectly in sync.
Everything runs locally on your PC — no cloud, no account, no hidden latency. Per-sim profiles, persistent mappings, app updates without reflashing the hardware. Built for sim racers who take their rig seriously.
Supported sims
Read via pyirsdk, native delta with sector fallback, 10 Hz telemetry.
Windows shared memory (mmap + ctypes), same delta math on the engine side.
List grows with each phase. ACC and rFactor 2 considered post-v1.
Driven peripherals
The native SimLogix box — USB-C, OLED, plug-and-play.
Secondary USB or network screens, configurable layouts.
LED strips for shift lights, per-car curves.
Standard HID detection, mapping for sim and system actions.
List grows with each phase.
Under the hood
The Python engine runs as a headless sidecar: it reads the sim, computes telemetry, exposes a local WebSocket. The Tauri+React UI consumes it. Result: testable engine, swappable UI without touching the business logic, block-by-block updates.
Private beta
The app is being built. Drop your email to get access as soon as the first beta is ready for testing. No marketing, just product announcements.
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No backend yet — for now, email us directly at beta@simlogix.net.