iRacing · debrief & live coach

Know where the lap time went.

MindLine compares your lap to a reference — your teammate's ghost, a Garage 61 export, or your own best — and hands you the corners that cost you the most. Every number is computed from your telemetry. Nothing is invented.

Windows · iRacing · your laps never leave your PC

SPEED / DISTANCE — T3
YOU REF
T3 · brake 4 m late · −0.18 s T7 · coasting 0.6 s T11 · apex speed on target

How it works

Drive. Import. Fix three corners.

No cloud account, no upload queue. The debrief runs on your machine, on your files.

STEP 1

Drive your session

Run practice or a race in iRacing as usual. MindLine reads the .ibt telemetry iRacing already records.

STEP 2

Pick a reference

Your teammate's ghost (.blap), a Garage 61 CSV, or your own best lap. You choose who you chase.

STEP 3

Get the verdict

The debrief ranks your biggest time losses corner by corner — and turns the top ones into a plan for the next session.

The free debrief

An engineer's debrief, not a dashboard.

Most tools show you charts and leave the diagnosis to you. MindLine does the diagnosis — then shows the chart that proves it.

TOP LOSSES

Ranked time loss per corner, measured by distance against your reference — so you spend the next run where it pays.

BRAKING

Braking point and peak pressure vs reference — earlier, later, harder, softer, in meters and percent.

VMIN

Minimum corner speed per turn, stamped with the reference it was compared against.

COASTING

Time off both pedals — the hidden loss most drivers never see — plus brake/throttle overlap.

PLAN

Two or three objectives for the next session, not twenty. The debrief pre-selects them for you.

AI, GUARDED

Optional AI coach chat that rephrases the findings — it is never allowed to invent a number. Uses your own API key.

Pricing

The debrief is free. The live engineer is Pro.

Free means free — full debrief, unlimited laps, forever. Pro adds the overlay that coaches you while you drive.

MindLine Debrief

€0 forever

Everything you need between the runs.

  • Full deterministic debrief
  • Ranked time losses per corner
  • Braking, apex speed, coasting analysis
  • Garage 61 CSV · .ibt · ghost .blap import
  • Unlimited laps, no account
Download for Windows

Free version — no email, no signup.

MindLine Pro COMING SOON

€15 / month

A race engineer talking to you, live.

  • +Everything in Debrief
  • +In-sim live overlay — one instruction at a time
  • +Braking-point countdown & live delta
  • +Per-corner verdicts, frozen as you cross the line
  • +Session program built from your debrief
Join the waitlist on Discord

7-day free trial at launch · cancel anytime · early supporters get a launch discount.

Why trust it

Built on one rule: no invented numbers.

Local-first

Your telemetry is processed and stored on your PC. No upload, no account, no server reading your laps.

Deterministic engine

Every figure in the debrief is computed from your data. When a reference can't answer (a ghost has no pedal data), MindLine says "unknown" — it never guesses.

Grounded coaching

The advice follows established race-craft — braking points, minimum speed, coasting — the fundamentals coaches actually teach, applied to your numbers.

FAQ

Fair questions.

Windows warns about an "unknown publisher". Why?

MindLine is a new independent app, so Windows SmartScreen hasn't built a reputation for it yet — the warning appears for every young application, not just ours. The download you get here is exactly the build we published, and the app runs fully offline. Code signing is planned as the project grows.

Where does my data go?

Nowhere. Laps, references and debriefs live in local files on your machine. The optional AI chat is the only feature that talks to the internet, it uses your own API key, and the debrief is fully usable without it.

What do I need to run it?

Windows 10/11 and iRacing. For comparisons you'll want a reference lap: a Garage 61 CSV export, an .ibt file, or an iRacing ghost (.blap).

Is the AI making the numbers up?

No — and that's the core design decision. A deterministic engine computes every number from your telemetry. The AI layer only rephrases those findings and is blocked from adding figures of its own. If the data can't support a claim, you get "unknown", not a guess.

Which sims are supported?

iRacing only, for now. Doing one sim properly beats doing five badly — other sims may follow.