The operating system for sim racing venues.
Guests launch their own rigs from their phones — the rig launcher, the card reader and the race director in every pocket, on the Assetto Corsa sims you already own.
Nobody on staff touches this.
Five states between the door and the green flag. Tap a step, or let it run.
One person can't launch every rig.
At peak, the floor bottlenecks on staff. Every minute a staffer spends walking to a rig is a seat not earning. The ceiling isn't your hardware — it's how many launches one person can physically run.
The floor that runs itself — and sends every guest home a better driver.
A garage they never age out of.
Every simpull venue ships a browsable garage of its whole library — every car and track with photos — that guests scroll before they ever sit down. More to try means longer visits and more reasons to come back.
Straight answers before you ask.
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The race ends. The venue keeps running.
simpull is the racing layer of the hacktivist venue stack — the front desk, the infrastructure and the rest of the floor have their own instruments.
simbook
Runs the front desk, bookings and payments while simpull runs the racing floor.
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simcenter
The rigs simpull launches are the stations simcenter watches and keeps alive.
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One hacktivist environment — designed so what each tool handles can increasingly contribute to one understanding of the business. See the platform →