Real-time dashboard streamed from the local bridge.
Launch the bridge on your PC and tap connect — it auto-detects your sim. No URL or settings needed.
No Python, no terminal. Just download, double-click, and connect.
Download SimSetAppBridge.exeDouble-click it, leave the window open, then tap Connect to bridge below.
Get Python 3.8+ from python.org.
Windows: in the installer, tick "Add python.exe to PATH" at the bottom before you click Install.
Check it worked — open a terminal and run:
One small file — save it somewhere easy to find (e.g. your Desktop).
telemetry_bridge.pyOpen a terminal in the same folder as the file you just downloaded:
Windows: File Explorer → go to the folder → click the address bar, type cmd, press Enter.
Mac: right-click the folder → Services → "New Terminal at Folder".
If pip isn't found, try python -m pip install aiohttp psutil. For iRacing add pip install irsdk; ACC uses shared memory (see the script header).
In that same terminal, start it — it auto-detects your sim when you launch one:
On Mac/Linux use python3 instead of python. Leave this window open while you drive.
Tap Connect to bridge on this page. You'll see "waiting for your sim" until you start a session — then the dashboard goes live automatically.
Troubleshooting
• "python not found" — use py (Windows) or python3 (Mac/Linux).
• "No module named websockets" — run the pip install command again in step 3.
• Stuck on "waiting for your sim" — the bridge is running but your sim isn't detected. Launch the sim and start a session; for iRacing/ACC make sure the matching library (irsdk / ACC shared-memory binding) is installed.
• "Connection error" — the bridge isn't running. Go back to the terminal from step 4 and start it.
See speed, RPM, tyres, fuel and lap times in real time. Connect your bridge or try the demo.