nitrous
Next-gen motorsport live timing & streaming,
as a
native desktop app
Everything you need in Motorsport
Nitrous brings the full picture of a race weekend into one single native experience.
Live Timing
Real-time timing data for every driver. Sector times, gaps, intervals, and pit stop data updated live throughout every session.
Car Telemetry
Deep telemetry for every car on track speed, throttle, brake, gear, and DRS. Understand what the drivers are doing lap by lap.
Trackmap
Driver positions plotted on an accurate circuit map in real time, generated from actual positional telemetry data.
Race Control
Instant race control messages, flag status, safety car and VSC deployments, and steward decisions as they happen.
Session Replay
Replay any past session with full timing and telemetry. Scrub forwards and backwards, jump to key events, and analyse races at your own pace.
F1 Account Login
Log in with your own F1 account directly inside the app. No third-party backend your credentials never leave your device.
Download Nitrous
Available for all major desktop platforms from day one. Downloads will be published here once the available.
Frequently asked questions
What is Nitrous?
Nitrous is a native desktop app for motorsport live timing and streaming. It connects directly to Formula 1 data feeds so you can follow every session in real time, with telemetry and timing data you won't find in any browser.
Which platforms does it run on?
Nitrous targets macOS, Linux, and Windows. All three platforms will be supported from the first public release.
Do I need an F1 subscription?
Basic live timing and telemetry work without a subscription. Streaming features like F1 TV access require an active F1 subscription linked to your account.
Will it be free?
Pricing hasn't been finalised yet. Follow the devlog for updates when that changes.
When can I download it?
We're currently working toward the MVP (0.1.0) release. Check the roadmap for current progress and follow the devlog for updates.
Will other racing series be supported?
Yes. F2, F3, WEC, WRC, MotoGP and more are on the roadmap. Formula 1 is the priority for the initial release.
Why a desktop app instead of a website?
A native app eliminates the need for a backend server and allows direct F1 account login, something that's impossible to do safely on a third-party website. It also enables higher performance and richer data views.