GridCast is the broadcast and league platform for sim racing: TV-quality overlays driven by live iRacing data, a full league management suite, and tools that put real-time race information on any Twitch or YouTube stream — whether you're a broadcast crew or a one-person show.
GridCast replaces the pile of spreadsheets, capture hacks, and one-off tools sim racing communities run on today.
Design once, broadcast forever. Build your look in the drag-and-drop overlay editor, then add it to OBS as a single browser source — every widget updates itself from live iRacing telemetry.
Schedules, results, standings, teams, and driver registration in one place — with a public league page your members actually want to check between race nights.
You don't need a production team to look professional. Point GridCast at your session and your Twitch stream gets the same live timing, positions, and race info the big broadcasts run.
Griddy lives in your Discord server, your Twitch and YouTube chat and the GridCast TV lobby — running your race night, answering the questions your community asks during it, and keeping the hype going between events.
!standings
🏆 Top 3 — Kowalski 412 · Hamlin 398 · Whitfield 371. Full table → gridcast.gg
!driver Whitfield
🏎️ R. Whitfield — 3208 iR · A 3.71 · 44 starts this season, 6 wins, 19 top fives.
Griddy is included with every GridCast plan. Add it to your Discord, pick the two channels it posts in, and the rest of this is already switched on or one toggle away.
/standings — the championship table for any league, with autocomplete/leagues — every league you can pull standings for!standings/driver — an iRacing driver’s stats/profile /stats — a driver’s record from GridCast’s own results/leaderboard — an iRating table of everyone linked in the server/link /unlink — a member ties their Discord to their iRacing driver/points /give /top — one balance per person, shared across Discord, Twitch and YouTube/odds /bet /mybets — betting opens when the grid forms and closes at the green/guess — Grid Guesser trivia during the broadcast!socials !discord !youtube — your own links, on command/connect links a member’s GridCast account and applies their roleOne desktop app that installs, updates, and launches everything — sign in with your GridCast account and your broadcast tools stay current on race day, automatically.
Battle boxes, lap charts, pit strategy, fastest-lap stingers, incident tickers, weather, driver cards, playoff pictures and track maps — all driven by the same live telemetry, all restyled by your channel colours.
465 iRacing-accurate track maps ship with them — your circuit is already in the box.
The editor canvas runs the same rendering code OBS does — what you drag into place is the graphic, not a picture of it. Set your channel's colours once and every overlay you have ever built follows.
GridCast is where your community lives between race nights — not just the hour you're on air.
Every driver gets a profile with their history, stats and socials — and your commentary team gets lower-third material on any name in the field.
Schedules, rosters, results and standings on a public page your drivers will actually share.
Community rankings that give your broadcast something to argue about all week.
Crews looking for commentators, and commentators looking for a booth. Credits come from shows you've actually worked.
Start free, upgrade when your show grows. No long-term contracts — cancel anytime.
Prices in USD. See full pricing details or check the help center.
GridCast is in public beta and we're hand-picking testers. Applications take about a minute.
Race chat, clips, community race nights, support tickets, and Griddy's points economy — plus every beta decision is announced there. Link your GridCast account with /connect and your membership role is applied automatically.
GridCast Telemetry Systems — GridCast for short — is a broadcast and league-management platform for sim racing, operated by VibeWright Labs LLC at gridcast.gg. Racing leagues, broadcast crews and solo streamers use GridCast to run their seasons and to put television-grade graphics on their live streams: a drag-and-drop overlay editor whose widgets render live iRacing timing and telemetry into OBS, a league suite covering schedules, entries, results, penalties and championship standings, desktop applications for race day, and Griddy, our chat bot for Twitch, YouTube and Discord.
Broadcasters who stream to YouTube can connect their YouTube channel to GridCast so the platform runs the show for them instead of leaving them to set every race up by hand in YouTube Studio. With your permission, and only for the one YouTube channel you choose, GridCast:
That is the whole of it. GridCast does not post to your channel outside the broadcasts you schedule through it, does not modify videos it did not create, does not upload video, and never reads any YouTube account other than the one you connected. Connecting YouTube is optional — every other part of the platform works without it — and you can disconnect at any time from your channel settings, or revoke access directly on Google’s third-party access page. GridCast’s use of information received from Google APIs adheres to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including its Limited Use requirements, and to the YouTube Terms of Service. See the GridCast Privacy Policy, the GridCast Terms of Service, and Google’s Privacy Policy.
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