Honesty
Here’s what’s true
The market we work in runs on announcements. So we describe what exists, not what’s planned. This page is here so you don’t have to take our word for anything. You can check.
Every number on this site comes from one session
Every time, sector and record on this site comes from session #2 at Kart Center Sopot: 18 laps in kart #3, starting at 21:01:46. The 25.260 record is a lap somebody actually drove.
There are no placeholder numbers here, and none of them have been rounded up. If we quote a time, it came off the timing panel. That’s why it’s rarely a round one.
Session record
25.260
seconds
Laps in that session
18
kart #3
Cameras in Sopot
7
the track’s call
Footage per day
293
GB
The scenes here are drawings of hardware installed at the track
The start gantry, the pit lane panel and the rest are browser reconstructions: same LED layouts, same logic, drawn by this page’s own code. The hardware itself exists and runs at the venue. What you’re clicking here is a faithful model of it, not a remote control.
The reaction test measures your reaction to a screen, not a run on track. The pit stop counts browser time, not a kart sitting stationary in the pit lane. At the venue those same parts are wired into the timing and into the race result.
What runs at the track and what’s in testing
The statuses below come from the same source the rest of the site reads. A product page can’t say “it runs” while this page says otherwise.
- Track camerasRunning at the Sopot track: seven cameras, around 293 GB of footage a day. Seven is what that track needs, not the system’s ceiling.
- Onboard camerasRunning at the Sopot track: the feed from the kart goes out live, and once the driver comes in, the onboard footage is cut into the automatic edit alongside the trackside cameras.
- Live streamingRuns on the track’s local network (WebRTC, latency under a second). Public streaming still needs a domain and a certificate.
- Live timingRunning in production: lap times, records for the day, the week and the month, plus the race replay.
- Driver portalSearch, preview and ordering work. Payments aren’t live yet and there are no driver accounts yet: identity is a session plus a kart number.
- Start lightsRunning at the Sopot track: the start procedure is driven by the controller and synchronised with the timing.
- Pit stop controlRunning at the track: the pit countdown runs off timing and feeds straight into the race results.
- Kart localizationThe tracking modules are in testing: they measure, and we’re checking them before they go into production. They ship when the tests confirm they hold up in track conditions. No date until we’ve seen that.
- Steering wheel displaysThe hardware is in testing. Lap time works off timing alone. The gap to the kart ahead and a continuous ghost delta need localization, so they ship with it.
- Speed measurementOnboard telemetry is being collected and tested alongside localization. Those two go into production together or not at all.
What you won’t read on this site
- “The only” or “the first”We don’t know that about the whole market, so we don’t claim it.
- “A network of tracks”Today we work with one track. We’ll write “network” when there’s a network.
- “Live” used looselyWe use that word where a stream is genuinely running, and nowhere else. Where the footage comes from a file, we call it a recording.
- Release datesThings in testing ship when they pass testing. The roadmap describes what has to happen, not when.
One track, not a network
The system runs in production at one venue: Kart Center Sopot. When we write “tracks” in the plural, that’s about how the product is built, not how many venues already have it. We’re looking for reference sites now, and we say so plainly.
What this site does with your data
Almost nothing, and that’s written up separately too: the form sends nothing to our server, and page views are counted without cookies and without profiling.
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