Live telemetry on any device, lap analysis that finds your tenths, and overlays your viewers can see. Built for sim racers who take it seriously.
Gear, delta, tyres, fuel on any device - the moment you go green.
Sector deltas, consistency, corner-by-corner time loss. Find the tenths.
Coach links and OBS overlays - your race, visible to whoever you want.
The moment you go green, Overcut streams the channels that actually decide a lap. Throttle and brake traces, steering angle, gear and engine rpm, tyre temperatures and pressures on all four corners, fuel load, g-forces, and your delta to your own best, all updating live.
Because the dashboard runs in your browser, you read it wherever it helps: a tablet propped on the desk, a phone on a stand, or a spare monitor. No alt-tab out of the sim, no second PC, no capture card to wrestle with.
Every lap is saved the instant it finishes. Open a session and you get the full lap table with sector splits, a theoretical best stitched from your fastest sectors, and a consistency read across the whole run.
Time attribution paints each tenth onto the track map, so you can tell whether the loss is on entry, mid-corner, or exit, one corner at a time. Put two laps side by side and the difference becomes a trace you can see, not a number you have to take on faith.
Hand anyone a read-only link and they open the session in a browser with nothing to install. A coach can pick apart your braking points; a quicker friend can show you exactly where they pull away.
When you want help in the moment, a coach can follow your telemetry live through a private link while you drive, so the feedback lands during the stint instead of hours later. Your raw data never leaves your PC. The link carries only what you choose to show.
Claim a handle and you get a public page at overcut.gg/u/yourname that anyone can open, with no account needed to view it. It gathers your best laps per track and car, your recent sessions, the badges you have earned, and your links.
It is the page you drop into a league sign-up or a Discord bio when someone asks how quick you are. You stay in control of exactly what shows.
A lap time on its own means little. Overcut compares your laps against other drivers on the same track and car and gives you a percentile, so a 1:48.2 finally comes with context: quick, or just quick for you.
The comparison is privacy-preserving. It runs on aggregated cohorts, never exposes anyone's raw data, and only counts you in when you opt in.
When you are racing a grid, Overcut puts a live standings tower on your screen: every car's position, gap to the leader, rolling pace and trend, and who is battling whom right now. It reads the race as it unfolds, so you always know who is closing on you and where the time is moving.
Add your telemetry to a stream as a browser source and your audience sees gear, delta, tyres and fuel without a heavy overlay plugin. It is the same live data as your dashboard, styled for the overlay, and it is live in a couple of minutes.
Overcut speaks a single, game-agnostic telemetry model, so the dashboard and the analysis never care which simulator you are running. Assetto Corsa Competizione and Gran Turismo 7 are live today, with more in build.

Fresh captures are on the way - these are temporary placeholders.
Yes. The local core is free with an account. A paid tier adds cloud sync, benchmark cohorts, coach links and stream overlays.
Assetto Corsa Competizione and Gran Turismo 7 today. The architecture is multi-game, so more sims follow without changing how you work.
A small Windows bridge reads your sim. The dashboard itself runs in any browser, so there is nothing to install on the device you read from.
Yes, that is the whole point. Open the dashboard on any device on your network and read your data there while you drive.
No. Raw frames are processed locally and analysis works offline. Only the session metadata you opt into ever syncs.
Yes. Send a read-only link they open in a browser, or let a coach watch your telemetry live through a private link while you drive.
A page at overcut.gg/u/yourname with your best laps, recent sessions and badges. Anyone can view it, and you decide what is public.
Your laps are compared against other drivers on the same track and car to give you a percentile, using privacy-preserving cohorts that never expose raw data.
Yes. Add a browser source in OBS and your telemetry becomes a live overlay your viewers can read.
A free account keeps your sessions, profile and settings tied to you across devices. It does not move your raw telemetry off your PC.
Questions, feedback, or want in early? The fastest way to reach us is Discord.