Push & Lift

Push & Lift

A DDU is the digital display real race cars run on the dash. This one is rebuilt for iRacing — live telemetry, with a braking coach inside.

No preset braking points, no per-car packs — everything is computed live from your telemetry against a reference lap. Every car. Every track. From lap one.

Three problems every sim racer knows.

“Where do I brake?”

New track, new car: braking points are guesswork, and learning them costs a hundred laps — or a wrecked race.

Push & Lift computes it live: your telemetry against a reference lap — any car, any track. Five lights count down to the exact braking point, 3 · 2 · 1 · BRAKE, and the colour tells you how much brake the corner needs. This demo is the real logic:

90%

Heavy braking zone coming up…

“I lose tenths in the same corners, every lap.”

Braking early feels safe — and quietly costs you seconds. Nobody on track tells you.

While you brake, it compares your pedal with the reference and corrects you live — red: more brake, blue: too much. On exit, the verdict: green, nailed. Corner by corner, the gap closes.

“My data lives in black boxes.”

Fuel, tyres, gaps, ratings — buried in menus that cover the track and need keypresses mid-corner.

One panel the size of a real DDU, read from the corner of your eye: fuel in laps, tyres as colours, real gaps, live iRating — and the SoF box is the flag. Nothing to open. Ever.

DDU side panel under yellow flag: the SoF box turns yellow

Chase an alien

Load a faster driver's lap and see exactly what they do that you don't.

Your fight, at a glance

Who's ahead, who's pushing behind, and whether you're gaining or losing ground.

Your iRating, live

How many points you're gaining or losing right now — green if you're up, red if you're not.

Fuel that thinks in laps

Your real average burn → laps left. Green you make it, amber it's tight, red you pit.

Tyres as colours

Green in window, blue too cold, red overheating — on the side of the car they're on.

Your inputs, measured

Gear, speed and steering in real degrees — side by side with the reference's.

Costs less than one track.

And makes you faster on all of them.

€19.99

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Last-second questions.

Is it safe for my iRacing account?

Yes. It only reads the data iRacing officially exposes to external apps, like every classic overlay. It never touches the game.

Will it cost me FPS?

You won't notice it. It's so light you forget it's there: no install, no accounts, nothing running in the background.

Single screen, triple screen or VR?

All three. On one screen or triples it sits wherever you drop it, at any size and opacity. And it has a VR mode for OpenKneeboard and similar tools.

What language is it in?

English, Spanish, German, French, Italian and Chinese — switch anytime from the app menu. On track it speaks the universal racing language: BRAKE, LIFT, FUEL, AHEAD.

How do I get it?

Download the app right here — one file, no installer — and try everything free for 1 month. When you buy, your license key lands in your email: paste it and keep racing. Anything else: [email protected].

Is there a manual?

Yes — a proper one. Read the driver's guide online or download the PDF manual in English or Spanish.

Three problems every sim racer knows.

“Where do I brake?”

“I lose tenths in the same corners, every lap.”

“My data lives in black boxes.”

Everything you glance at, without looking away.

Chase an alien

Your fight, at a glance

Your iRating, live

Fuel that thinks in laps

Tyres as colours

Your inputs, measured

Costs less than one track.

Last-second questions.

Your next fast lap
already knows where to brake.

Three problems every sim racer knows.

“Where do I brake?”

“I lose tenths in the same corners, every lap.”

“My data lives in black boxes.”

Everything you glance at, without looking away.

Chase an alien

Your fight, at a glance

Your iRating, live

Fuel that thinks in laps

Tyres as colours

Your inputs, measured

Costs less than one track.

Last-second questions.

Your next fast lapalready knows where to brake.

Your next fast lap
already knows where to brake.